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Jacquette on Grelling’s Paradox
Analysis 65 (3):258–260 (2005)
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This discusses a mistake (concerning what a definition is) in “Grelling’s revenge”, Analysis 64, 251-6 (2004), by Dale Jacquette, who claims that the simple theory of types is inconsistentAuthor's Profile
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Idealism and Williams's semantic paradox.Dale Jacquette - 2004 - Philosophical Investigations 27 (2):117–128.
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