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History's Possible and Impossible Worlds

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' … You become a prisoner of your life': A qualitative study exploring the experience of joint pain and accessing care in Hai, Tanzania.

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In between impossible worlds

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The common view has it that there are two families of approaches towards the logical structure of impossible worlds – Australasian and North American. According to the first, impossible worlds are closed under the relation of logical consequence of one ...
Maciej Sendłak
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What are impossible worlds?

Philosophical Studies, 2012
In this paper, I argue for a particular conception of impossible worlds. Possible worlds, as traditionally understood, can be used in the analysis of propositions, the content of belief, the truth of counterfactuals, and so on. Yet possible worlds are not capable of differentiating propositions that are necessarily equivalent, making sense of the ...
Barak Krakauer
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Suicide and Impossible Worlds

Crisis, 2012
Background: Suicide has a devastating impact on both survivors and society, and many obstacles to improving prevention efforts stem from our inadequate understanding of suicidality. A potential source of this shortcoming is that the majority of empirical studies focus only on a single specified etiology of suicide. Aims: To address this limitation, we
Nora, Bunford, Raymond M, Bergner
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Why children prefer impossible worlds

Lingue e linguaggio, 2013
Sentences with more than one logic operator are in principle ambiguous between different interpretations, depending on the assignment of LOGIC SCOPE This aspect, largely overlooked in previous studies, could provide the right distinction that we need to capture children's early misinterpretation of epistemic negative sentences.
V. Moscati
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