Two-Dimensional Semantics.¶
(2021). Two-Dimensional Semantics. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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- A Posteriori Necessity
- Two-dimensional semantics was developed partly to represent the difference between considering a world as actual and considering it as counterfactual, offering one way to model the epistemic and modal profiles without erasing either.
This sourceAuthoritative overview of frameworks developed partly to represent the epistemic and modal profiles of sentences such as “Hesperus is Phosphorus.”
- Two-dimensional semantics was developed partly to represent the difference between considering a world as actual and considering it as counterfactual, offering one way to model the epistemic and modal profiles without erasing either.
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