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BK

London : King’s College, c2011

viii, 421 s. : il. ; 24 cm

ISBN 978-1-84890-037-0 (brož.)

Studies in logic ; vol. 36

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CONTENTS // Preface v // Fuzzy Logic and Higher-Order Vagueness // Nicholas J J. Smith 1 // Comments by Libor Běhounek 21 // Author’s Reply 29 // Comments by Francesco Paoli 33 // Author’s Reply 37 // Inconstancy and Inconsistency // DAVID Ripley 41 // Comments by Nicholas J.J. Smith 59 // Author’s Reply 63 // Vagueness: A Mathematician’s Perspective // Thomas Vetterlein 67 // Comments by CHRISTIAN G. FERMÜLLER 87 // Author’s Reply 91 // Vagueness Through Definitions // Michael Freund 95 // Comments by PAUL ÉGRĚ 115 // Author’s Reply 121 // Comparison of Complex Predicates: and, or and more // Galit W. Sassoon 123 // Comments by David Ripley 151 // Author’s Reply 155 // Vagueness in Quantity: Two Case Studies from a Linguistic Perspective Stephanie Solt 157 // Comments by Paul ÉGRÉ 175 // Author’s Reply 181 // viii // Vagueness in Language: The Case Against Fuzzy Logic Revisited // Uli Sauerland 185 // Comments by Christian G. Fermüller 199 // Author’s Reply 203 // Vagueness, Tolerance and Non-Transitive Entailment // Robert van Rooij 205 // Comments by Ondrej Majer 223 // Author’s Reply 229 // Comparing Context Updates in Delineation // and Scale Based Models of Vagueness // Christoph Roschger 231 // Comments by David Ripley 251 // Author’s Reply 257 // Standpoint Semantics: // A Framework For Formalising the Variable Meaning of Vague Terms // Brandon Bennett 261 // Comments by PETER MlLNE 279

// Author’s Reply 287 // Handling Borderline Cases Using Degrees: // An Information Processing Perspective // Henri Prade and Steven Schockaert 291 // Comments by LluíS Godo 307 // Authors’ Reply 309 // Have Fuzzy Sets Anything to Do with Vagueness? // Didier Dubois 311 // Comments by LLUÍS Godo 335 // Author’s Reply 339 // Many-Valued Semantics for Vague Counterfactuals // Marco Cerami and Pere Pardo 341 // Comments by ONDREJ MAJER 363 // Reasoning About Uncertainty of Fuzzy Events: An Overview // Tommaso Flaminio, Lluís Godo, and Enrico Marchioni 367 // Comments by Tomáš Kroupa 401 // A Conversation About Fuzzy Logic and Vagueness // Christian G. Fermüller and Petr Hájek 405 // Comments by Nicholas J.J. Smith 417