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Top : Society : Philosophy : Philosophy_of_Logic : Vagueness
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  • How to Make Our Ideas Clear: 1878 article Charles Pierce.
  • Russell on Vagueness: Online text of Russell's 1923 article.
  • Vague Concepts and Sorites Paradoxes: Article by Vlad Vieru.
  • Vagueness: Article in the Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy, by Roy Sorensen.
  • Vagueness and Ambiguity: A little test to help distinguish vagueness from ambiguity (from San Jose University's critical thinking pages).
  • Vagueness and Identity: Article by Loretta Torrago presented at the 20th World Congress of Philosophy. Makes the surprising argument that vagueness in identity statements is incompatible with vagueness of constitution.
  • Vagueness and the Sorites Paradox: Site maintained by Justin Needle. Extensive links, and excerpts from his PhD thesis `Ruling Out the Sorites: Vagueness, Rules, Wittgenstein'.
  • Vagueness and the Sorites Paradox: A resource for philosophers and other researchers, including a bibliography on vagueness, plus lists of online articles, homepages of people working in the area and related external resources.
  • Vagueness, Semantics, and the Language of Thought: Article by Richard DeWitt.
  • Where Demonstratives Meet Vagueness: Possible Languages: Article by Adam Morton, which appeared in Proc. Aristotelian Society. Argues that vagueness and demonstratives are connected, by means of constructing artificial languages in which the relationships are manufactured.


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