Meaning and Argument [Book Review]

Philosophical Books 44 (1):69-70 (2003)
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A review of the 1st edition of Lepore's Meaning and Argument, in which the reviewer (me), on the one hand, says that the text contains no proof theory and, on the other, subsequently notes that Lepore makes use of the truth tree method. I guess at the time I thought of truth trees as a semantic method, which of course, the name notwithstanding, it is not (although it is of course much more semantically inspired than natural deduction). Sorry. Other than that I suppose the review is mildly informative.

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