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The Revision Theory of Truth
Published in Hardcover by MIT Press (18 March, 1993)
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Published in Hardcover by Princeton Univ Pr (17 March, 1992)
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Facing the Future: Agents and Choices in Our Indeterminist World
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The Logic of Questions and Answers
Published in Textbook Binding by Yale Univ Pr (December, 1976)
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Truth or Consequences: Essays in Honor of Nuel Belnap
Published in Hardcover by Kluwer Academic Publishers (December, 1990)
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The book begins with a relatively straight-forward explanation of why they feel the theory is needed and they provide some layman's explanations for the theory. Most of the remainder of the book will be incomprehensible to those without a good background in formal logic. Belnap and Gupta delve deeply into the theoretical framework of their theory and some of its implications.
Although this book is good for those interested in the theory a reader more interested in the general concepts of truth being pursued within the philosophical community will be better served by borrowing a copy of Kirkham's excellent "Theories of Truth" from a local library. Also recommended are some of Varzi and Casati's papers, notably "True and False: an Exchange", available on-line from their websites.
Good reference for a graduate studying theories of truth and logic; not much use for anyone else.