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Logical, Semantic and Cultural Paradoxes

Argumentation, 2003
The property common to three kinds of paradoxes (logical, semantic, and cultural) is the underlying presence of an exclusive disjunction: even when it is put to a check by the paradox, it is still invoked at the level of implicit discourse. Hence the argumentative strength of paradoxical propositions is derived.
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The Semantic Paradoxes: A Diagnostic Investigation

The Philosophical Review, 1979
I n this paper, I shall give "diagnoses" of the principal semantic paradoxes (or antinomies) that have played such a significant role in developments in the foundations of logic and mathematics.1 I use the term 'diagnoses' rather than the more standard 'solutions' for two principal reasons. First of all, I wish to indicate that I am concerned with only
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The Paradox of Semantics

2023
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Semantic dispositionalism and the rule‐following paradox

Metaphilosophy, 2022
exaly  

Semantical Paradox

The Journal of Philosophy, 1979
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False Stipulation and Semantical Paradox

Analysis, 1986
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A Semantic Resolution of the Paradox of Analysis

Acta Analytica, 2007
Earl Dennis
exaly  

Outline of a Theory of Strongly Semantic Information

Minds and Machines, 2004
Luciano Floridi
exaly  

Paradoxes, Semantic

2006
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Semantical Games and the Bach-Peters Paradox

Theoretical Linguistics, 1975
JAAKKO HINTIKKA, ESA SAARINEN
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