Remember that time when you tried to say something but failed? Me neither.
Remember that time when you tried to say something but failed? Me neither.
Turri, J. (2012). Preempting paradox. Logos & Episteme, 3(4), 659–662.
Charlie Pelling has recently argued that two leading accounts of the norm of assertion, the truth account and a version of the knowledge account, invite paradox and so must be false. Pelling's arguments assume that an isolated utterance of the sentence “This assertion is improper” counts as making an assertion. I argue that this assumption is questionable.