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WHAT MAKES LOGICAL TRUTHS TRUE? (pages 249-272)
Author: Constantin C. BRÎNCUŞ
Keywords: empirical interpretation of logical truths , ontological interpretation of logical truths , semantic interpretation of logical truths , the nature of logical truths
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RECOGNIZING ‘TRUTH’ IN CHINESE PHILOSOPHY (pages 273-286)
Author: Lajos BRONS
Keywords: Chinese philosophy , comparative philosophy , concept of truth , theory of truth , truth
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SEMANTIC EPISTEMOLOGY REDUX: PROOF AND VALIDITY IN QUANTUM MECHANICS (pages 287-303)
Author: Arnold CUSMARIU
Keywords: J.M. Jauch , paradigm shift , proof , quantum mechanics , Richard Feynman , semantic epistemology , validity
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A PROPOS DU RENOUVEAU ANNONCE DE LA METAPHYSIQUE (pages 305-323)
Author: Pierre UZAN
Keywords: entanglement , hidden variables theories , interpretation of the wave function , metaphysics of science , quantum physics
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REAL KNOWLEDGE UNDERMINING LUCK (pages 325-344)
Author: Raphael VAN RIEL
Keywords: environmental luck , epistemic luck , justification , method of belief-formation
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SOLVING THE CURRENT GENERALITY PROBLEM (pages 345-350)
Author: Kevin WALLBRIDGE
Keywords: basing relation , generality problem , process reliabilism
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BEAT THE (BACKWARD) CLOCK (pages 353-361)
Author: Fred ADAMS, John A. BARKER, Murray CLARKE
Keywords: backward clock , Dretske , knowledge , methods , Nozick , sensitive belief , Sinhababu , tracking theories , truth-tracking , Williams
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THERE’S NOTHING TO BEAT A BACKWARD CLOCK: A REJOINDER TO ADAMS, BARKER AND CLARKE (pages 363-378)
Author: John N. WILLIAMS
Keywords: Dretske , methods , Nozick , sensitive belief , truth-tracking
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ARE GETTIER CASES MISLEADING? (pages 379-384)
Author: Philip ATKINS
Keywords: analysis of knowledge , Gettier cases , semantic reference , speaker’s reference
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ASSERTION: JUST ONE WAY TO TAKE IT BACK (pages 385-391)
Author: Mona SIMION
Keywords: assertion , excuse , knowledge norm , Kvanvig , taking back
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Notes on the Contributors (pages 239-241)
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