Epistemicism is one of the main approaches to phenomenon vagueness. But how does it fare in its treatment moral vagueness? This paper has two goals. First, I shall explain why various recent arguments against an epistemicist approach vagueness are unsuccessful. Second, how, my view, reflection on Sorites can inform normative ethics powerful and interesting ways. In this connection, be putting w...

This paper describes recent developments in the use of the "absent but implicit" in narrative therapy. Michael White used the term "absent but implicit" to convey the understanding that in the expression of any experience of life, there is a discernment we make between the expressed experience and other experiences that have already been given meaning and provide a contrasting backdrop, which "...

On two standard views of vagueness, vagueness as to whether Harry is bald entails that nobody knows whether Harry is bald—either because vagueness is a type of missing truth, and so there is nothing to know, or because vagueness is a type of ignorance, and so even though there is a truth of the matter, nobody can know what that truth is. Vagueness as to whether Harry is bald does entail that no...