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I. Paul & R. J. Stainton (2009). Review: Wolfram Hinzen: An Essay on Names and Truth. [REVIEW] Mind 118 (470):471-475.
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R. J. Stainton (2006). The Things We Mean. Philosophical Review 115 (1):124-127.
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F. J. Pelletier & R. J. Stainton (2003). On 'the Denial of Bivalence is Absurd'. Australasian Journal of Philosophy 81 (3):369 – 382.
Timothy Williamson, in various places, has put forward an argument that is supposed to show that denying bivalence is absurd. This paper is an examination of the logical force of this argument, which is found wanting.
Epistemic Theories of Vagueness in Philosophy of Language
Supervaluationism in Philosophy of Language
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R. Elugardo & R. J. Stainton (2002). Unshadowed Thought: Representations in Thought and Language. Philosophical Review 111 (3):470-473.
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