The Problem of Partial Justifications
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https://doi.org/10.26512/rfmc.v6i2.22104Keywords:
partial justifications, possibility, contingency, indeterminationAbstract
It is common that some propositions and their respective negations be both justified. This gives rise to the problem of partial justification. It is introduced and three solutions are evaluated, discussed and examined.
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