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66Symposium Internacional sobre el pensamiento filosófico de W. v. O. QUINETheoria: Revista de Teoría, Historia y Fundamentos de la Ciencia 1 (3): 861-865. 1986.
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12XXIII Congrès de l’Association des Sociétés de Philosophie de Langue FrançaiseTheoria: Revista de Teoría, Historia y Fundamentos de la Ciencia 5 (1-2): 318-319. 1990.
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51Enlightened Empiricism: An Examination of W. V. Quine’s Theory of Knowledge (review)Theoria: Revista de Teoría, Historia y Fundamentos de la Ciencia 5 (1-2): 300-302. 1990.
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El cumulativismoIn David P. Chico & Moisés Barroso Ramos (eds.), Pluralidad de la filosofía analítica, Plaza Y Valdés Editores. pp. 343--386. 2007.
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26Contradictions and Paradigms: A Paraconsistent ApproachIn Marcelo Dascal (ed.), Cultural Relativism and Philosophy: North and Latin American Perspectives, E.j. Brill. pp. 7--29. 1991.
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9Phonemes are minimal segments within the spoken message whose presence is relevant for distinguishing one message from a different one with another meaning. Each phoneme underlies different phonetic realizations. What sets a phoneme from another is fuzzy cluster of the fuzzy features. Thus the study of phonemic structures is likely to have much to gain from a gradualistic approach. Through a gradualistic treatment synchronic phonology could tally with the diachronic study in a simpler way than i…Read more
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8Un enfoque no-clásico de varias antinomias deónticas (review)Theoria: Revista de Teoría, Historia y Fundamentos de la Ciencia 3 (1-2): 67-94. 1987.Three (apparent ) deontic antinomies are discussed: the paradoxes of the watchman and the praiser, as weIl as deontic dilemmas. A paraconsistent deontic logic, Ad, is put forward whose underlying 1st-order calculus is an infinite-valued tensorial logic. Several arguments are offered bearing out be existence of deontic contradictions, while two ways of dealing with conditional obligation paradoxes within the framework of Ad are canvassed. While the aggregation rule and the ought-implies-can princ…Read more
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32VI encuentro de la sociedad castellano-leonesa de filosofía (salamanca, 8-11 de noviernbre de 1990)Theoria 6 (1): 325-328. 1991.
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12El derecho de extranjería en los ordenamientos constitucionalesIsegoría 26 181-217. 2002.¿Están comprendidos los extranjeros en el ámbito de aplicación de los derechos y deberes fundamentales estipulados por las constituciones modernas? Lamentablemente, no. Ha habido, a lo largo de la historia, progresos y retrocesos en la conciencia jurídica de los derechos migratorios. Hoy tienden a establecerse cláusulas de libre circulación en los espacios de integración económica, al paso que, de manera general , viene prohibida la inmigración del sur al norte. Esa orientación actual es injusta…Read more
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35¿ Somos los únicos animales racionales?Teorema: International Journal of Philosophy 18 (3): 229-253. 1999.
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17Introductory Remarks Why Paradigm Variation is Ensuant upon Contradiction How Externalistic Warrant Parries the Threat of [Truth] Relativism Why Not to Ward Relativism off by Means of Foundationalistic Justification Defending a relativistic View of Warrant A Transcendental Argument against [Truth] Relativism Towards [Partial] convergence A Gradualistic Paraconsistent Way to Convergence 7.1. - Perspectivism and Non Copulative Paraconsistent Logics 7.2. - The Strength and Weakness of Two Copulativ…Read more
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7Review of: Nicola Grana, Sulla teoria delle valutazioni di NCA da Costa and Contraddizione e incompletezza (review)European Review of Philosophy 1 172-173. 1994.
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27Crónica del IV Congreso de lenguajes naturales y lenguajes formales Lérida 19-23 de septiembre de 1988Theoria 10 280-283. 1989.
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5This essay belongs to a series of papers whose aim is to show that some differing accounts of relations in contemporary philosophy are flawed because they resort to what can be labelled `hylomorphism'. Some standard difficulties of Aristotelianism reappear in these analytical approaches. All of them resort to «form» as playing the role of `«ctualizing» a given «matter» by making it into another entity. In these accounts the actualizing or structuring form lacks the quality it bestows upon the ma…Read more
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11A Philosophical Justification of Many-Valued Extensions of Classical LogicPhilosophie Et Culture: Actes du XVIIe Congrès Mondial de Philosophie 4 497-504. 1988.
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20Still, it is but fair for me to point out that several of the mainstays of the present proposal owe very little to the influence of the philosophers whose epistemological views have attracted me most — or for that matter to that of other analytical philosophers. I am referring to my acknowledging degrees of truth and existence and, consequently, degrees of knowledge, too
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21Rudimentos de lógica matemática (edited book)Libros CSIC. 1991.A systematic introduction to mathematical logic which does not take classical logic for granted. The books develops a system of contradictorial gradualistic logic
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28Essence and Existence in Leibniz's OntologySynthesis Philosophica. forthcoming.The concept of every real thing from all eternity contains the unavoidability of its existence before the divine decision. Thus every complete concept of a real thing contains the property of being such that the thing will exist if a created universe exists. Then a thing's existence cannot be external to its concept. There is bound to be more in the concept of something that exists than in that of "something" that does not-since existence is explained through the quidditative property of being a…Read more
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1Arthur Lovejoy's masterful, highly influential interpretation of Leibniz's philosophy has been almost neglected for decades now. This paper tries to rehabilitate Lovejoy's construal (with a number of adaptations) by delving into the underlying logical links connecting Leibniz's principles of order and gradation (the latter also called `law of continuity', `principle of transition' or `principle of the jumpless change': natura non facit saltus ) with other fundamental principles of his mature phi…Read more
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