Meta Ontology

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• @article{Cameron2010-CAMVAN,volume = {72},journal = {Erkenntnis},abstract = {I attempt to accommodate the phenomenon of vagueness with classical logic and bivalence.$<$span class='Hi'$>$$<$/span$>$ I hold that for any vague predicate there is a sharp cut-off between the things that satisfy it and the things that do not;$<$span class='Hi'$>$$<$/span$>$ I claim that this is due to the greater naturalness of one of the candidate meanings of that predicate.$<$span class='Hi'$>$$<$/span$>$ I extend the thought to the problem of the many and Benacerraf cases.$<$span class='Hi'$>$$<$/span$>$ I go on to explore the idea that it is ontically indeterminate what the most natural meanings are,$<$span class='Hi'$>$$<$/span$>$ and hence ontically indeterminate where the sharp cut-off in a sorites series is.},author = {Ross P. Cameron},title = {Vagueness and Naturalness},number = {2},year = {2010},pages = {281--293}}@

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• Vagueness and Naturalness

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• 2010

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