New essays on the knowability paradox
By: edited by Joe Salerno.
Contributors: Salerno, Joe.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780199285495
Subjects: Paradox
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Early history; title: Referee reports on Fitch's "definition of value" / Alonzo Church; title: A logical analysis of some value concepts / Frederic B. Fitch; title: Knowability noir, 1945; title: 1963 / Joe Salerno; title: Dummett's constructivism; title: Fitch's paradox of knowability / Michael Dummett; title: The paradox of knowability and the mapping objection / Stig Alstrup Rasmussen; title: Truth, indefinite extensibility, and fitch's paradox / Jose Luis Bermudez; title: Paraconsistency and paracompleteness; title: Beyond the limits of knowledge / Graham Priest; title: Knowability and possible epistemic oddities / J.C. Beall; title: Epistemic and temporal operators : actions, times and types; title: Actions that make us know / Johan van Benthem; title: Can truth out? / Johnw Burgess; title: Logical types in some arguments about knowability and belief / Bernard Linsky; title: Cartesian restricted truth; title: Tennant's troubles / Timothy Williamson; title: Restriction strategies for knowability : some lessons in false hope / Jonathan L. Kvanvig; title: Revamping the restriction strategy / Neil Tennant; title: Modal and mathematical fictions; title: On keeping blue swans and unknowable facts at bay : a case study on Fitch's paradox / Berit Brogaard; title: Fitch's paradox and the philosophy of mathematics / Otavio Bueno; title: Knowability reconsidered; title: Performance and paradox / Michael Hand; title: The mystery of the disappearing diamond / C.S. Jenkins; title: Invincible ignorance / W.D. Hart; title: Two deflationary approaches to fitch-style reasoning / Christoph Kelp and Duncan Pritchard; title: Not every truth can be known (at least, not all at once) / Greg Restall.