Revision without revision sequences: self-referential truth
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- Axiomatic theories of truth
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- Axiomatizing semantic theories of truth?
- Comparing fixed-point and revision theories of truth
- Notes on naive semantics
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- Revision Forever!
- Revision without revision sequences: circular definitions
- Set-theoretic absoluteness and the revision theory of truth
- Some notes on truths and comprehension
- Supervaluation on trees for Kripke's theory of truth
- The Gupta-Belnap systems \({\mathbf S}^ \#\) and \({\mathbf S}^*\) are not axiomatisable
- The complexity of revision
- The truth is never simple
- Truth and paradox
- Truth, dependence and supervaluation: living with the ghost
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