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The Baltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic and Communication publishes peer reviewed, original papers which either have been selected amongst submissions for contribution to the annual Symposium for Cognition, Logic and Communication in Riga, Latvia, or invited independently of Symposia and after peer review serve as target articles on a particular topic.
Each issue of the Yearbook is thematic. Among the themes it will seek to explore are issues in cognitive psychology, formal logic, computer sciences and AI-research, communication sciences, philosophy, psychology, linguistics, and the theories of cognitive and information processing systems as well as the history and development of these disciplines.
Volume 16 • 2025 • Justification, evidence, and use/mention errors
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Use and mention with respect to ``know”, “believe”, “evidence”, “justification”, “hypothesis”, and so on: A hot mess
- Jody Azzouni
Volume 16 • 2025 • Justification, evidence, and use/mention errors
Commentary, Disputation or Critical Note
Use, Mention, and Tangles Around Truth
- Corey Dethier
Volume 16 • 2025 • Justification, evidence, and use/mention errors
Use/Mention and Another Hot Mess
- John Collins
Volume 16 • 2025 • Justification, evidence, and use/mention errors