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No successfull infinite regress
Logic and Logical Philosophy 23 (2):189-201 (2014)
Abstract
We model infinite regress structures -not arguments- by means of ungrounded recursively defined functions in order to show that no such structure can perform the task of providing determination to the items composing it, that is, that no determination process containing an infinite regress structure is successful.Author's Profile
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