Softcover, Condition: Very Good. This collection of essays from 1974 to the present is concerned with the concept of truth and the semantic paradoxes, particularly the famous Liar. The Liar Paradox which has intrigued philosophers since the 4th century BC arises when one considers a sentence which says of itself that it is not true. Contributors: Tyler Burge, Alonzo Church, Solomon Feferman, Anil Gupta, Hans G. Herzberger, Saul Kripke, Robert L. Martin, Charles Parsons, Brian Skyrms, Peter W. Woodruff
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