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Complexity and Hierarchy in Truth Predicatesies arise naturally. I also show that this approach to truth makes it a very complex concept. I argue that this complexity helps motivate hierarchies. Complexity and hierarchy go together, if you adopt the right view of truth.

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Introduction, 2011), Barcelona (“BW7: Paradoxes of truth and denotation”, 14–16 June 2011), Paris (“Truth at work”, 20–23 June 2011) and Oxford (“Axiomatic theories of truth”, 19–20 September 2011). This succession of events and the original work presented at them are evidence that the . is a lively and very div

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Truth and Trustworthiness of such a message needs to have a method which allows the extraction of non-truth-theoretic information from uses of the truth predicate; such a method can be modeled with an axiomatic system. On close examination, the choice of which axiomatic system to employ can be seen to depend on whether or n

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Some Remarks on the Finite Theory of Revisionh which is obtained by limiting it to arbitrary, but finite steps of revision is less known, and less studied instead. In this paper we try to assess it, both from the point of view of its motivations, and of those properties which are relevant for establishing a connection with the logical investig

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Truth as Composite Correspondencee? How unified would it be? How would it work in “problematic” fields of truth like mathematics? The paper offers an answer to these questions in the form of a “composite” correspondence theory of truth. By allowing variations in the way truths in different branches of knowledge correspond to realit

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