Eavesdroppers and Epistemic Modals 1 A simple and initially quite natural account of a sentence governed by an epistemic modal says that its truth or falsity at a context is determined by the knowledge possessed by the s - Simple sentence - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Eavesdroppers and Epistemic Modals 1 A simple and initially quite natural account of a sentence governed by an epistemic modal says that its truth or falsity at a context is determined by the knowledge possessed by the s Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-02-04 11:49:33 Open Document File Size: 53,23 KB Share Result on Facebook City Liouville / Sofia / / Company Oxford University Press / / Country Mexico / / Event Product Issues / / Organization Central Intelligence Agency / Aristotelian Society / Oxford University / Stanford / / Person Cleo Condoravdi / Kai von Fintel / Jacqueline Guéron / John MacFarlane / Luis D. Casillas Martínez / Jacqueline Lecarme / Keith DeRose / Tim Stowell / Andy Egan / David I. Beaver / Antony Eagle / David Kaplan / Anthony Gillies / Angelika Kratzer / Timothy Williamson / Peter Lasersohn / Georg Peter / Stefan Kaufmann / Dorothy Edgington / / Position evaluator / speaker / chair / representative / surgeon / operative / judge / arbiter / certain chair / / Product brand / / ProvinceOrState Arizona / / PublishedMedium The Philosophical Review / / Region New England / / SocialTag Justification Metatheory Philosophical logic Grammar Grammatical moods Linguistic modality Contextualism Epistemology Relativism Philosophy

Eavesdroppers and Epistemic Modals 1 A simple and initially quite natural account of a sentence governed by an epistemic modal says that its truth or falsity at a context is determined by the knowledge possessed by the sAdd to Reading List