Indeterminist time and truth‐value gaps1
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- The way of the agent
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- Branching versus linear logics yet again
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- Agency and obligation
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- Radical interpretation and logical pluralism
- DOING WITHOUT ACTION TYPES
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- Assertions and future tense semantics
- The indeterminate present and the open future
- Temporal necessity and the conditional
- Uncompactness of stit logics containing generalized refref conditionals
- Future contingencies and the arrow and flow of time in a non-deterministic world according to the temporal-modal system TM
- Truthier than thou: truth, supertruth and probability of truth
- A two-dimensional logic for diagonalization and the a priori
- Past, present and future modally introduced
- Credible futures
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