Spindel Conference 1994
Subtitle: vagueness
By: Terry Horgan, editor
Series: Southern journal of philosophy -- v. 33, supp
Publisher: Dept. of Philosophy, Memphis State University
Published: 1995
Place of publication: Memphis, Tenn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 261
Subjects: Vagueness (Philosophy); Congresses
Other titles: Vagueness.
Notes: Cover title.

"The papers published in this supplement document the preceedings of the twelfth <i.e. thirteenth> annual Spindel Conference ... October 6-8, 1994 ..."--Introduction.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Vagueness: welcome to the quicksand / Michael Tye; title: Something to do with vagueness / Linda Burns; title: Commentary: Vagueness, indiscernibility, and pragmatics / Achille Varzi; title: Why the world cannot be vague / R.M. Sainsbury; title: Commentary: On vague objects, fuzzy logic, and fractal boundaries / B. Jack Copeland; title: Transvaluationism: a Dionysian approach to vagueness / Terry Horgan; title: Commentary: Transvaluationism / Diana Raffman; title: The epistemic conception of vagueness / Crispin Wright; title: Commentary: The epistemic conception of vagueness / Roy A. Sorensen; title: Definiteness and knowability / Timothy Williamson; title: Commentary: Some remarks on vagueness and a dynamic conception of language / Jamie Tappenden; title: Distinctions without a difference / Vann McGee, Brian McLaughlin; title: Commentary: Proliferating conceptions of truth / Dominic Hyde.