Introduction

Theodora Achourioti, Henri Galinon, Kentaro Fujimoto, José Martínez Fernández

1-53

"Truth predicates" in natural language

Friederike Moltmann

57-83

Truth and language, natural and formal

John Collins

85-105

Truth and trustworthiness

Michael Sheard

107-115

Putting Davidson's semantics to work to solve Frege's paradox on concept and object

Philippe de Rouilhan

119-142

Sets, truth, and recursion

Reinhard Kahle

143-152

Unfolding feasible arithmetic and weak truth

Sebastian Eberhard, Thomas Strahm

153-167

Some remarks on the finite theory of revision

Riccardo Bruni

169-187

Truth as composite correspondence

Gila Sher

191-210

Complexity and hierarchy in truth predicates

Michael Glanzberg

211-243

Can deflationism account for the norm of truth?

Pascal Engel

245-260

Norms for theories of reflexive truth

Volker Halbach, Leon Horsten

263-280

Some weak theories of truth

Graham E. Leigh

281-292

Deflationism and instrumentalism

Martin Fischer

293-306

Typed and untyped disquotational truth

Cezary Cieśliński

307-320

New constructions of satisfaction classes

Ali Enayat, Albert Visser

321-335

Truth, pretense and the liar paradox

Bradley Armour-Garb, James A. Woodbridge

339-354

Groundedness, truth and dependence

Denis Bonnay, Floris T. van Vugt

355-368

On stratified truth

Andrea Cantini

369-389

Truth, signification and paradox

Stephen Read

393-408

Vagueness, truth and permissive consequence

Pablo Cobreros, Paul Égré, David Ripley, Robert van Rooij

409-430

Validity and truth-preservation

Julien Murzi, Lionel Shapiro

431-459

Getting one for two, or the contractors' bad deal

towards a unified solution to the semantic paradoxes

Elia Zardini

461-493

Kripke's thought-paradox and the 5th antinomy

Graham Priest

495-502