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Synthesis of adaptive estimate algorithms under conditions of instability parametric vagueness [PDF]
V.I. Ischenko +1 more
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In ordinary conversation, we describe all sorts of different things as vague: you can have vague plans, vague ideas and vague aches and pains. In philosophy of language, in contrast, it is parts of language – words, expressions and so on – that are said to be vague. One classic example of a vague term is the word ‘heap’. A single grain clearly does not
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Indeterminacy and Vagueness: Logic and Metaphysics [PDF]
Van Inwagen, Peter
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Epistemicism, Distribution, and the Argument from Vagueness
Ofra Magidor
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Lewis on Williamson: Evidence, Knowledge and Vagueness [PDF]
In May 1999, David Lewis sent Timothy Williamson an intriguing letter about knowledge and vagueness. This paper has a brief discussion of Lewis on evidence, and a longer discussion of a distinctive theory of vagueness Lewis puts forward in this letter ...
Nolan, Daniel
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La Nouvelle Vague a-t-elle changé quelque chose à la musique de cinéma ? [PDF]
Séverine Allimann
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