Titlebook: Vagueness: A Guide; Giuseppina Ronzitti Book 2011 Springer Netherlands 2011 Language.Logic.Meaning.Metaphysics.Vagueness

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Timothy Endicottbe represented as the edges of an undirected (multi)graph ., where an edge multiplicity larger than one corresponds to multiple copies of the same item. Each customer is interested in purchasing a bundle of edges of ., and we assume that each bundle forms a simple path in .. Each customer has a know

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efine a Voronoi diagram. As the points move, the Voronoi diagram changes continuously, but at certain critical instants in time, topological . occur that cause a change in the Delaunay diagram. In this paper, we present a method of . the Voronoi diagram over time, while showing that the number of to

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The Sorites Paradox, grow old and yet cannot nominate any moment at which they ceased to be young. Nonetheless, transitions like these surely must occur at some point, if at all. There must be a change somewhere but no particular point can be singled out as the point of change. Where then are we to draw the line? This

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Vagueness and Metaphysics,ions – in particular, the notions of an object, of identity, of constitution, of composition, of persistence, and finally of existence. Various philosophers have argued for or against the view that there can be vague object’s, or that the identity and distinctness of objects can be vague, or that wh

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Vagueness and Observationality, generate the most intractable form of the sorites paradox because they permit the construction of sorites series in which neighboring items are indiscriminable, not just incrementally different, on the relevant dimension. While it is at least non-incredible that incrementally different in a sorites

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