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This project explores the relationship between truth and natural language semantics, particularly focusing on paradoxes in language. It aims to develop a unified framework that addresses the complexities of truth conditions in natural language, integrating insights from both semantics and philosophical logic.
"Anne believes that Bob assumes that Anne believes that Bob's assumption is false.
Does Anne believe that Bob's assumption is false?"" Don't try too hard answering the question - any straightforward attempt will lead to paradox.But what are we to make of sentences such as ""Anne believes that Bob's assumption is false."" Is the sentence true or false?
On the face of it, it would seem that answering this question is a pressing problem for natural language semantics that assigns truth conditions t…
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