Vagueness, Logic and Ontology

Hyde, D. (2008). Vagueness, Logic and Ontology.

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Book

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Review or monograph

Year

2008

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• Boundary
  • The Williamson epistemic theory argues that boundaries are sharp but unknowable; fuzzy-logic and prototype traditions argue that the boundaries themselves are graded.

    This sourceAshgate. SUPPORTS D21-207: comprehensive treatment in which vagueness can be ontologically grounded and modelled truth-functionally — i.e., boundaries themselves can be graded, the contrast position to Williamson's epistemicism.

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