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9 Towards a Verifiability-Friendly Semantics for Counterfactuals

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Minimal Verificationism
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Acknowledgements VII
  3. Contents IX
  4. Figures and Tables XIII
  5. Introduction: Does This Make Nonsense to You? 1
  6. 1 Some Historic Formulations and Their Problems 7
  7. 2 More Problems Lie Ahead 33
  8. 3 Toward a Solution to the Problems 49
  9. 4 Minimal Verificationism 63
  10. 5 Fallibilist Theories of Justification 91
  11. 6 The Standard Theory of Belief Revision: AGM 113
  12. 7 Combining Theories of Justification and Belief Revision: JuDAS 135
  13. 8 Lewis’ Semantics for Counterfactuals 153
  14. 9 Towards a Verifiability-Friendly Semantics for Counterfactuals 171
  15. 10 (Non) Concluding Remarks 187
  16. References 195
  17. Name Index 205
  18. Subject Index 207
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781501501982-012

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Acknowledgements VII
  3. Contents IX
  4. Figures and Tables XIII
  5. Introduction: Does This Make Nonsense to You? 1
  6. 1 Some Historic Formulations and Their Problems 7
  7. 2 More Problems Lie Ahead 33
  8. 3 Toward a Solution to the Problems 49
  9. 4 Minimal Verificationism 63
  10. 5 Fallibilist Theories of Justification 91
  11. 6 The Standard Theory of Belief Revision: AGM 113
  12. 7 Combining Theories of Justification and Belief Revision: JuDAS 135
  13. 8 Lewis’ Semantics for Counterfactuals 153
  14. 9 Towards a Verifiability-Friendly Semantics for Counterfactuals 171
  15. 10 (Non) Concluding Remarks 187
  16. References 195
  17. Name Index 205
  18. Subject Index 207
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