Paradoxes and Non-transitive Logics

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ABSTRACT

In this talk we present a non-transitive semantics and logic which is a cousin of well known non-classical approaches to paradoxes. In addition to an explanation about how a logic can be non-transitive and whether there's any good in this, we will try to explain the notions of a metainference and of substructurality and try to highlight their importance in the current debate about paradoxes.

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