On closure and truth in substructural theories of truth

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On closure and truth in substructural theories of truth

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University of Otago

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Closure is the idea that what is true about a theory of truth should be true (and therefore expressible) in it. Commitment to closure under truth motivates non-classical logic; commitment to closure under validity leads to substructural logic (nontransitive or noncontractive). These moves can be thought of as responses to revenge problems. With a focus on truth in mathematics, I will consider whether a noncontractive approach faces a similar revenge problem with respect to closure under prova...

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Article

Date created

2021-12-01

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Weber, Zach

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/20049

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Arts & Humanities / History & Philosophy Of Science / Philosophy

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