Indeterminist time and truth‐value gaps1
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(72)- Truth values, neither-true-nor-false, and supervaluations
- Branching space-time
- The way of the agent
- Time and modality in the logic of agency
- Axioms for deliberative stit
- Agency and obligation
- Doing and refraining from refraining
- Conditional obligation, deontic paradoxes, and the logic of agency
- Worlds, events, and inertia
- The deliberative stit: A study of action, omission, ability, and obligation
- The actual future is open
- Back to the actual future
- The thin red line, Molinism, and the flow of time
- An introduction to real possibilities, indeterminism, and free will: three contingencies of the debate
- Ockhamism without thin red lines
- Radical interpretation and logical pluralism
- Explicating logical independence
- First-order definability of transition structures
- Actions and outcomes: two aspects of agency
- How causal probabilities might fit into our objectively indeterministic world
- A semantic theory of sortal incorrectness
- Obligation, contracts, and negotiation: Outlining an approach
- Temporal necessity and the conditional
- Time and determinism
- Combinations of \textit{stit} with \textit{ought} and \textit{know}
- The problem of future contingents: scoping out a solution
- Past, present and future modally introduced
- Perspectival act utilitarianism
- Truthier than thou: truth, supertruth and probability of truth
- Transition semantics for branching time
- Indeterminism is a modal notion: branching spacetimes and Earman's pruning
- Newtonian determinism to branching space-times indeterminism in two moves
- On individuals in branching histories
- Branching in the landscape of possibilities
- A future for the thin red line
- A letter on the present state of affairs. Prior, indeterminism and relativity 40 years later
- ACTION TYPES IN STIT SEMANTICS
- CIFOL: case-intensional first order logic. I: Toward a theory of sorts
- BH-CIFOL: case-intensional first order logic. II: Branching histories
- Alternatives to histories? Employing a local notion of modal consistency in branching theories
- The truth about the future
- On topological issues of indeterminism
- Системы временной логики I: моменты, истории, деревья
- Partial and paraconsistent approaches to future contingents in tense logic
- Uncompactness of stit logics containing generalized refref conditionals
- Evaluating new options in the context of existing plans
- Rich deontic logic: A preliminary study
- Proof vs Provability: On Brouwer’s Time Problem
- A two-dimensional logic for diagonalization and the a priori
- The indeterminate present and the open future
- Assertions and future tense semantics
- DOING WITHOUT ACTION TYPES
- Credible futures
- Propensities and probabilities
- A branching space-times view on quantum error correction
- Fooling around with tenses
- Does success entail ability?
- Future contingencies and the arrow and flow of time in a non-deterministic world according to the temporal-modal system TM
- Are generics quantificational?
- Actions as events
- A generalized manifold topology for branching space-times
- Vindicating the future. A dialogical stance on Belnap's approach to Tomorrow's Sea Battle
- Future and negation
- The future of the present
- Finding temporal asymmetry within the many, many worlds of Everettian quantum mechanics
- Quantitative supervaluationism
- Solving the decision problem of group achievement stit logics with refref equivalence
- Possibilities without possible worlds/histories
- Agential free choice
- Decidability of logics based on an indeterministic metric tense logic
- Branching versus linear logics yet again
- Living up to one's commitments: Agency, strategies and trust
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