Are Pejorative Sentences Mostly True? Tim Williamson on Pejoratives and Implicature.
The article offers information on the study which examines the relation between the knowledge account proposed by British philosopher Timothy Williamson and view of acts of asserting commitments through a dynamic logic. Topics include the dynamic logic known as Dynamified Multi-agent Propositional C...
| Publicado en: | Philosophical Forum Vol. 47; no. 3/4; pp. 495 - 515 |
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