REVISIONISM REVISITED

Abstract This paper offers a substantial improvement in the revision-theoretic approach to conditionals in theories of transparent truth. The main modifications are (i) a new limit rule; (ii) a modification of the extension to the continuum-valued case; and (iii) the suggestion of a variation on how universal quantification is handled, leading to more satisfactory laws of restricted quantification.

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The Review of Symbolic Logic
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2025-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s1755020325100919
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Philosophy and Theoretical Science
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REVISIONISM REVISITED

HARTRY FIELD
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REVISIONISM REVISITED

HARTRY FIELD
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Abstract

Abstract This paper offers a substantial improvement in the revision-theoretic approach to conditionals in theories of transparent truth. The main modifications are (i) a new limit rule; (ii) a modification of the extension to the continuum-valued case; and (iii) the suggestion of a variation on how universal quantification is handled, leading to more satisfactory laws of restricted quantification.

The Review of Symbolic LogicVol. 19(1)
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