Necessity and Color Incompatibility
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
11-1-2011
Abstract
A traditional view is that all necessary truths are analytic. A frequent objection is that certain claims of color incompatibility – e.g., 'Nothing is both red and green all over' – are necessarily true but not analytic. I argue that this objection to the traditional view fails because such color incompatibility claims are either analytic or contingent.
Publication Information
Kierland, Brian. (2011). "Necessity and Color Incompatibility". Disputatio, 4(31), 235-237.
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