Miller, Bradwardine and the Truth
Abstract
In his article "Verdades antiguas y modernas" (in the same issue, pp. 207-27), David Miller criticised Thomas Bradwardine’s theory of truth and signification and my defence of Bradwardine’s application of it to the semantic paradoxes. Much of Miller’s criticism is sympathetic and helpful in gaining a better understanding of the relationship between Bradwardine’s proposed solution to the paradoxes and Alfred Tarski’s. But some of Miller’s criticisms betray a misunderstanding of crucial aspects of Bradwardine’s account of truth and signification.
Citation
Read , S 2011 , ' Miller, Bradwardine and the Truth ' , Discusiones Filosóficas , vol. 12 , no. 18 , pp. 229-35 .
Publication
Discusiones Filosóficas
Status
Peer reviewed
ISSN
0124-6127Type
Journal article
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