A paradox is a statement or situation that, despite apparently sound reasoning from acceptable premises, leads to a conclusion that…
A truth-value glut occurs when a statement is paradoxically both true and false. This concept is linked to dialetheism and…
The truth-teller is a self-referential statement asserting its own truth, contrasting with the liar paradox. It explores the complexities of…
A truth predicate assigns truth to propositions, central to Tarski's semantic theory. It grapples with the nature of truth and…
A semantically closed language includes its own truth predicate, enabling self-referential statements about the truth of sentences within the language…
A semantic paradox stems from peculiar semantic concepts like truth or falsity, distinct from logical or set-theoretical issues. The distinction…
A non-classical theory of truth that allows for the revision of truth values. It addresses paradoxes like the liar paradox…
A paradox presents a statement or situation that appears self-contradictory, defying common sense and challenging our fundamental understanding of logic,…
A logical paradox is a statement or set of statements that results in a contradiction or defies intuition. It often…
A liar sentence asserts its own falsity, like 'This sentence is false.' It forms the core of the liar paradox,…