New Essays on the Knowability Paradox

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Oxford, England and New York, NY, USA: Oxford University Press (2008)
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This collection assembles Church's referee reports, Fitch's 1963 paper, and nineteen new papers on the knowability paradox.

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BC199.P2.N49 2009

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[no title].Joe Salerno
A Logical Analysis of Some Value Concepts.Frederic Fitch
A Logical Analysis of Some Value Concepts.Frederic Fitch
A logical analysis of some value concepts.Frederic B. Fitch
Actions That Make us Know.Johan van Benthem
Actions That Make us Know.Johan van Benthem
Actions That Make us Know.Johan van Benthem
Actions that make us know.Johan van Benthem
Beyond the Limits of Knowledge.Graham Priest
Beyond the Limits of Knowledge.Graham Priest
Beyond the Limits of Knowledge.Graham Priest
Beyond the limits of knowledge.Graham Priest
Can Truth Out?John Burgess
Can Truth Out?John Burgess
Fitch's Paradox and the Philosophy of Mathematics.Otávio Bueno
Fitch's Paradox and the Philosophy of Mathematics.Otávio Bueno
Fitch's Paradox of Knowability.Michael Dummett
Fitch's Paradox of Knowability.Michael Dummett
Invincible Ignorance.W. D. Hart
Invincible Ignorance.W. D. Hart
Invincible Ignorance.W. D. Hart
Invincible ignorance.W. D. Hart
Knowability Noir: 1945-1963.Joe Salerno
Knowability Noir: 1945-1963.Joe Salerno
Knowability Noir: 1945-1963.Joe Salerno
Knowability Noir: 1945-1963.Joe Salerno
Knowability and Possible Epistemic Oddities.J. C. Beall
Knowability and Possible Epistemic Oddities.J. C. Beall
Logical Types in Arguments about Knowability and Belief.Bernard Linsky
Logical Types in Arguments about Knowability and Belief.Bernard Linsky
Logical types in some arguments about knowability and belief.Bernard Linsky
New Essays on the Knowability Paradox.Joe Salerno (ed.)
Not Every Truth Can Be Known (at least, not all at once).Greg Restall
Not Every Truth Can Be Known (at least, not all at once).Greg Restall
Not Every Truth Can Be Known (at least, not all at once).Greg Restall
On Keeping Blue Swans and Unknowable Facts at Bay: a Case Study on Fitch's Paradox.Berit Brogaard
On Keeping Blue Swans and Unknowable Facts at Bay: a Case Study on Fitch's Paradox.Berit Brogaard
Performance and Paradox.Michael Hand
Performance and Paradox.Michael Hand
Performance and paradox.Michael Hand
Referee Reports on Fitch's "A Definition of Value".Alonzo Church
Restriction Strategies for Knowability: Some Lessons in False Hope.Jonathan L. Kvanvig
Restriction Strategies for Knowability: Some Lessons in False Hope.Jonathan L. Kvanvig
Restriction strategies for knowability : Some lessons in false hope.Jonathan Kvanvig
Revamping the Restriction Strategy.Neil Tennant
Revamping the Restriction Strategy.Neil Tennant
Revamping the Restriction Strategy.Neil Tennant
Revamping the restriction strategy.Neil Tennant
Tennant's Troubles.Timothy Williamson
Tennant's Troubles.Timothy Williamson
Tennant's Troubles.Timothy Williamson
The Mystery of the Disappearing Diamond.C. S. Jenkins
The Mystery of the Disappearing Diamond.C. S. Jenkins
The Mystery of the Disappearing Diamond.C. S. Jenkins
The Paradox of Knowability and the Mapping Objection.Stig Rasmussen
The Paradox of Knowability and the Mapping Objection.Stig Rasmussen
The paradox of knowability and the mapping objection.Stig Alstrup Rasmussen
Truth, Indefinite Extensibility, and Fitch's Paradox.José Luis Bermúdez
Truth, Indefinite Extensibility, and Fitch's Paradox.José Luis Bermúdez
Two Deflationary Approaches to Fitch-Style Reasoning.Christoph Kelp & Duncan Pritchard
Two Deflationary Approaches to Fitch-Style Reasoning.Christoph Kelp & Duncan Pritchard
Two Deflationary Approaches to Fitch-Style Reasoning.Christoph Kelp & Duncan Pritchard
Two Deflationary Approaches to Fitch-Style Reasoning.Christoph Kelp & Duncan Pritchard
Referee Reports on Fitch's "A Definition of Value".  (pages 13--20)Alonzo Church
A Logical * Analysis of Some Value Concepts 1.  (pages 21-28)Frederic B. Fitch
Fitch's Paradox of Knowability.  (pages 51-52)Michael Dummett
The Paradox of Knowability and the Mapping Objection.  (pages 53-75)Stig Alstrup Rasmussen
Truth, Indefinite Extensibility, and F itch's Paradox.  (pages 76-90)José Luis Bermúdez
Beyond the Limits of Knowledge.  (pages 93-104)Graham Priest
Knowability and Possible Epistemic Oddities.  (pages 105-126)Jc Beall
Actions That Make Us Know.  (pages 129-146)Johan van Benthem
A logical analysis of some value concepts.  (pages 135-142)Frederic Fitch
Can Truth Out?  (pages 147-162)John Burgess
Logical Types in Some Arguments about Knowability and Belief.  (pages 163-180)Bernard Linsky
Tennant's troubles.  (pages 183--204)Timothy Williamson
Restriction Strategies for Knowability: Some Lessons in False Hope.  (pages 205-222)Jonathan L. Kvanvig
Revamping the Restriction Strategy.  (pages 223-238)Neil Tennant
On Keeping Blue Swans and Unknowable Facts at Bay: A Case Study on F itch's Paradox.  (pages 241-251)Berit Brogaard
F itch's Paradox and the Philosophy of Mathematics.  (pages 252-280)Otávio Bueno
Performance and Paradox.  (pages 283-301)Michael Hand
The mystery of the disappearing diamond.  (pages 302--319)C. S. Jenkins
Invincible Ignorance.  (pages 320-323)W. D. Hart
Two deflationary approaches to fitch-style reasoning.  (pages 324--338)Christoph9 Kelp & Duncan Pritchard
Not every truth can be known (at least, not all at once).  (pages 339--354)Greg Restall

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