Invertible definitions

Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 28 (2):244-258 (1987)
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Abstract

A concept of informational equivalence between relations is explicated to generalize some suggestions by Geach. It is shown that two relations are informationally equivalent if and only if each can be defined in terms of the other without the use of quantifiers. It is shown that there is a general method for listing the ./-place relations informationally equivalent to an arbitrary given /-place relation if and only if i

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Timothy Williamson
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