Some puzzles of ground
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- Axiomatic theories of partial ground. II: Partial ground and hierarchies of typed truth
- Grounding, quantifiers, and paradoxes
- The logic of ground
- Explanation by induction?
- Prospects for a theory of decycling
- What is wrong with self-grounding?
- What work the fundamental?
- Ground-theoretic equivalence
- An argument against Aristotelian universals
- On ground and consequence
- Structure by proxy, with an application to grounding
- LOGICAL GROUNDS
- Grounding and supplementation
- PURE LOGIC OF ITERATED FULL GROUND
- On defining the notion of complete and immediate formal grounding
- Grounding and auto-abstraction
- Explanation by status as empty-base explanation
- Mathematical anti-realism and explanatory structure
- Grounding generalizations
- Deflationism and the dependence of truth on reality
- Grounding and defining identity
- Disjunction and the logic of grounding
- Structured propositions and a semantics for unrestricted impure logics of ground
- Ground first: against the proof-theoretic definition of ground
- Reasons and grounds: a proof-theoretical investigation
- (Conceptual) explanations in logic
- A new semantic framework for the logic of worldly grounding (and beyond)
- A note on the Wilhelmine inconsistency
- Grounding and the epistemic regress problem
- Quantifier variance, mathematicians' freedom and the revenge of Quinean indispensability worries
- Hyperintensional epistemic justification: a ground-theoretic topic-sensitive semantics
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