Semantic paradoxes and the propositional analysis of indirect discourse

Philosophy of Science 28 (4):437-440 (1961)
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Abstract

The object of the present discussion is to show that the analysis of indirect discourse obtained when the concept of assertion is construed as a relationship that obtains between the asserting person and the asserted proposition—along the familiar lines proposed by Church [3, 4]—is entirely adequate of itself to circumvent the semantical paradoxes in which indirect discourse is involved.

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