José Martínez

we explore the view that defines rigidity of general terms as sameness of designation across possible worlds. On this view, a general term is rigid just in case it designates the same universal (species, substance or property) in every possible world. This view has been proposed most notably by Bernard Linsky, Nathan Salmon and more recently by Joseph LaPorte, and it has been criticised by several philosophers, including Stephen Schwartz and Scott Soames.

The goal of this paper is to present Yabloesque versions of Grelling’s and Zwicker’s paradoxes concerning the notions of “heterological” and “hypergame” respectively. We will offer counterparts of these paradoxes that do not seem to involve any kind of self-reference or vicious circularity.

Más sobre el libro de Emmanuel Todd, Despues del Imperio, ensayo sobre la descomposición del sistema norteamericano, FOCA, Madrid 2003, 187 páginas.

Roger Boscovich, belonging to XVIII century, halfway from Newton to Faraday, is traditionally considered as a newtonian philosopher. Nevertheless, following Berkson’s suggestion, he could be a Field Theory forerunner. In this work, we will try to go on with the idea of this suggestion in order to show this possible Boscovich’s contribution.

Se estudian las inscripciones de Arronches , con un ritual del tipo del suovetaurilia, y de Bandii Luguano. Se da la lista completa de todas las inscripciones dedicadas a Bandue y a Lug. Se estudian los dioses indígenas y romanos en áreas rurales; Ilurbeda, la religión de los pueblos del norte; las inscripciones religiosas del ámbito rural; la diosa Silbis, las creencias de la ultratumba por mar y por el aire

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