Error

Topoi 31 (1):87-92 (2012)
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Abstract

The possibility of error is related to the existence a norm. Connections are spelled out to the notion of infallibility and to that of a modifying predicate, to traditional truth theories in connection with “truth of things”, as well as the primacy of the negative cases, for instance “ false friend”

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B. Göran Sundholm
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