Hume's principle states that two collections have the same number of objects if and only if a one-to-one correspondence can…
A dilemma presents two equally undesirable choices, often referred to as its 'horns.' Navigating these difficult situations requires careful consideration…
Holism posits that systems and their properties are best understood as integrated wholes, rather than merely the sum of their…
Higher-order vagueness concerns the application of vagueness itself, especially with predicates that are borderline cases of borderline cases. It explores…
Harmony in logic signifies a balance in introduction and elimination rules for logical connectives. This ensures connectives neither over-promise nor…
The Grelling paradox explores self-reference in language. It questions whether the word 'heterological' (not describing itself) applies to itself, leading…
Gödel's slingshot argument challenges theories distinguishing facts from true propositions. It questions the coherence of fine-grained semantic distinctions, impacting truth…
A distinct intuitionistic logic, Gödel-Dummett logic incorporates a principle of maximal elements. This allows it to articulate specific intermediate truth…
A truth-value glut arises in formal semantics when a theory assigns multiple truth values to a single sentence, often due…
A sentence type probing philosophy of language and logic. It highlights issues of context-dependence, referential opacity, and the boundaries of…