Sharpening involves refining imprecise concepts into clearer, more defined terms. This process is crucial in fields like philosophy and linguistics…
Semantic vagueness posits that ambiguity resides in language itself, not in reality or our understanding. It contrasts with rebus and…
Ontic vagueness refers to indeterminacy inherent in reality itself, distinct from vagueness arising from language (semantic) or knowledge (epistemic). It…
In rebus vagueness posits that vagueness is an inherent property of reality itself, not merely a limitation of our language…
Epistemic vagueness posits that vagueness stems from limitations in human knowledge, not from the world or language itself. It contrasts…