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From: goretsky@olivea.olivetti.com (David Goretsky)
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Subject: Re: Natural Paradox
Summary: a really good explanation of "this sentence is false.".......
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Date: 8 Feb 89 21:19:40 GMT
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is examined in a book called "The Liar Paradox" (or something like that)
which is either authored or co-authored by John Etchemendy (or was it 
John Perry?).  I believe it's based on Barwise/Perry's Situation Semantics.

it should put this whole silly thing to rest.  go on. read it.


and please explain it to me when you're done.

thanks.