Paragraph breaks and other syntactical breaks are used to imply different but interacting abstract concepts. Also, three tips for myself to improve my writing process.
All in semantics
The Buck Stops in the Space of Reasons
An essay that displays a basic comprehension of one of Sellars’ main ideas from Empiricism and the Philosophy of Mind (The Myth of the Given).
When Meaning Isn’t Use
Wittgenstein is famous for saying that meaning is use. But in the text, he says this is only so for “a large class of cases”. Why not for all cases?
The Liar's Paradox: A Supertask?
Self-referential and negating, the classic Liar's Paradox creates a contradiction that challenges our basic intuitions of semantics and syntax.
I present an often overlooked interpretation of the same statement, and similar, revealing problems arise.