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Vagueness is a Kind of Conflation

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Ripley D.
Logic and Logical Philosophy
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2017
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vol. 26
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issue 1
115–135
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This paper sketches an understanding of conflation and vagueness according to which the latter is a special kind of the former. First, I sketch a particular understanding of conflation. Then, I go on to argue that vague concepts fit directly into this understanding. This picture of vagueness is related, but not identical, to a number of existing accounts.
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