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Truth and provability: A comment on Redhead
British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 56 (3):611-613 (2005)
Abstract
Michael Redhead's recent argument aiming to show that humanly certifiable truth outruns provability is critically evaluated. It is argued that the argument is at odds with logical facts and failsAuthor's Profile
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