Vague Predicates is a semantic construct in philosophical logic that denotes expressions susceptible to borderline cases and lacking sharp boundaries of application, thereby distinguishing it from precise predicates that admit of clear-cut extensions.
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Max Black · Philosophy of Science · 1937 · 501 citations
Geoffrey Evans · Analysis · 1978 · 478 citations
Bertrand Russell · Australasian Journal of Psychology and Philosophy · 1923 · 427 citations
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