On vagueness, truth values and fuzzy logics
Studia Logica 91 (3):367-382 (2009)
| Abstract | Some aspects of vagueness as presented in Shapiro’s book Vagueness in Context [23] are analyzed from the point of fuzzy logic. Presented are some generalizations of Shapiro’s formal apparatus. | |||||||||
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