Austin On Whether Every Proposition Has A Contradictory
Analysis 27 (April):167-170 (1967)
Abstract
Austin rejects the contention that every proposition has a contradictory. This paper finds problems with the case Austin makes for rejecting the contention in question.Author's Profile
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10.2307/3326561
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