Reference digraphs of non-self-referential paradoxes
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Cites work
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- Dangerous reference graphs and semantic paradoxes
- Grounding, dependence, and paradox
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- Paradox without Self-Reference
- Patterns of paradox
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- Propositional discourse logic
- Resolving infinitary paradoxes
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- Truth and reflection
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- What paradoxes depend on
- What truth depends on
- Yablo's paradox
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