Baltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic and Communication

Volume 1 PARADOXES. LOGICAL, COGNITIVE AND COMMUNICATIVE ASPECTS Article 1

2005

Vol.1 PAPERBACK

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THE BALTIC INTERNTAIONAL YEARBOOK OF COGNITION, LOGIC AND COMMUNICATION. VOL. 1.

PARADOX: LOGICAL, COGNITIVE AND COMMUNICATIVE ASPECTS

Preface

Jurģis Šķilters

(University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia)

Paradox, Language and Reality

Ólafur Páll Jónsson

(Iceland University of Education and University of Iceland, Iceland)

PARADOXES IN LOGIC AND SET THEORY

The Liar Paradox and Metaphysics

Matti Eklund

(Cornell University, USA)

Logic, Dialogue and Warrant: The Theorem P → P

Paul Tomassi, Brett Gilland

(King’s College, University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK)

Russell, Edward Lear, Plato, Zeno, Grelling, Eubulides

Laurence Goldstein

(University of Kent, UK)

Against Limitation of Size

Øystein Linnebo

(University of Bristol, UK)

Transitivity and Paradoxes

Jean-Yves Béziau

(Swiss National Science Foundation / University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland)

PARADOX IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF MIND AND LANGUAGE On Counterfactual Metaphors and Paradox

Mark G. Lee

(University of Birmingham, UK)

Kuhn’s Paradox of Thought Experiments

Tim De Mey

(Ghent University, Belgium / Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

Paradox of Self-Reference in Ordinary Language

Janis Taurens

(Academia Nova / University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia)

A Note on Paradoxes in Ethics

Thomas Forster

(University of Cambridge, UK)

PARADOXES OF KNOWLEDGE

Idealized Psychology and Doxastic Logic

Tim Kenyon

(University of Waterloo, Canada)

A Justly Neglected Solution to the Knower Paradox?

Fredrik Stjernberg

(Linköping University, Sweden)

Williamson’s Argument Against the KK-Principle 157

Murali Ramachandran

(University of Sussex, UK)

Scepticism Versus Dogmatism

Jesper Kallestrup

(University of Edinburgh, UK)

The Oracle Paradox Resolved

Janne Mantykoski

(King’s College London, UK)

PARADOXES OF VAGUENESS AND SPACE

Vagueness, Boundarylessness and Communication

Matthew Carmody

(Richmond-upon-Thames College / King’s College, London, UK)

Higher-Order Vagueness and Paradox: The Glory and Misery of S4 Definiteness

Elia Zardini

(Arché, AHRC Centre for the Philosophy of Logic, Language, Mathematics and Mind, St Andrews University, UK)

Zeno’s Paradoxes. A Cardinal Problem. I. On Zenonian Plurality

Karin Verelst

(FUND-CLEA, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium)

Basic Problems of the “Achilles and Tortoise” Paradox

Jonas Ciurlionis

(Vilnius University / Vilnius Cooperative College, Lithuania)