Mathematical perspectives on liar paradoxes (Q2239380)

Looking at paradoxes of the liar type, the authors present four interpretations for them. The first is Tarski's, involving language levels, the second deals with conceptual volume and involves the notions of indeterminate compatible propositions or indeterminate propositions, the third approach involves self-referentiality, mutual exclusion, implication, and universal antinomy, and the fourth, which relies on the authors' own research, involves dialetheism, non-monotonous logical approaches, and fuzzy logic.