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Winslow Taylor

University of Hawaii
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  • University of Hawaii
    Department of Philosophy
    Graduate student
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Areas of Specialization
Meta-Ethics
Asian Philosophy
Continental Philosophy
Areas of Interest
Philosophy of Language
Philosophy of Religion
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    Taming the Indefinitely Extensible Definable Universe
    with L. Luna
    Philosophia Mathematica 22 (2): 198-208. 2014.
    In previous work in 2010 we have dealt with the problems arising from Cantor's theorem and the Richard paradox in a definable universe. We proposed indefinite extensibility as a solution. Now we address another definability paradox, the Berry paradox, and explore how Hartogs's cardinality theorem would behave in an indefinitely extensible definable universe where all sets are countable
    Quantifier RestrictionParadoxes, MiscellaneousQuantification and OntologyRussell's Paradox
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