Vagueness and probability

Introduction

Richard Dietz

3693-3698

The possibility of vagueness

Kit Fine

3699-3725

Tolerance and higher-order vagueness

Peter Pagin

3727-3760

Undead argument

the truth-functionality objection to fuzzy theories of vagueness

Nicholas J. Smith

3761-3787

Degrees of belief, expected and actual

Rosanna Keefe

3789-3800

Adjectival vagueness in a bayesian model of interpretation

Daniel Lassiter, Noah D. Goodman

3801-3836

Vague judgment

a probabilistic account

Paul Égré

3837-3865

Verities, the sorites, and Theseus' ship

Igor Douven

3867-3878

Normativity, probability, and meta-vagueness

Masaki Ichinose

3879-3900

From values to probabilities

Wlodek Rabinowicz

3901-3929

Vague credence

Aidan Lyon

3931-3954

Lost in translation

unknowable propositions in probabilistic frameworks

Eleonora Cresto

3955-3977

Declarations of independence

Branden Fitelson, Alan Hájek

3979-3995

Intuitionistc probability and the bayesian objection to dogmatism

Martin Smith

3997-4009

A case against convexity in conceptual spaces

José V. Hernández-Conde

4011-4037

Perceptual content is indexed to attention

Adrienne Prettyman

4039-4054

Coherence of de Finetti coherence

Daniele Mundici

4055-4063

Epistemic normativity and the justification-excuse distinction

Cameron Boult

4065-4081

Hearsay viewed through the lens of trust, reputation and coherence

Francesco Martini

4083-4099

Symmetry breaking and the emergence of path-dependence

Hugh Desmond

4101-4131