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Worlds are Pluralities
Australasian Journal of Philosophy 102 (1):221-231 (2024)
Abstract
I propose an account of possible worlds. According to the account, possible worlds are pluralities of sentences in an extremely large language. This account avoids a problem, relating to the total number of possible worlds, that other accounts face. And it has several additional benefits.Author's Profile
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