Cariani & Goldstein 2020 — "Conditional Heresies" #
@cite{cariani-goldstein-2020}
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 101(2): 251–282.
Sibling homogeneity account #
@cite{cariani-goldstein-2020} and @cite{santorio-2018} are sibling
homogeneity accounts of the conditional. @cite{zani-ciardelli-sanfelici-2026}
(p. 8) writes the C&G truth conditions for if A, C as:
⟦if A, C⟧ʷ = 1 if ∀p ∈ Alt(A) : min_w(p) ⊆ C
= 0 if ∀p ∈ Alt(A) : min_w(p) ⊆ ¬C
= undef otherwise
This is literally Santorio 2018's homogeneityEval truth-table:
TRUE iff every alternative simplification holds, FALSE iff every
alternative simplification fails, GAP otherwise. The two accounts
coincide on truth-conditional content and diverge primarily on
motivation (C&G derive homogeneity from their projection theory of
conditionals; Santorio derives it from the truthmaker-stability
algorithm).
Sole content #
This file establishes the truth-conditional coincidence as a
near-rfl bridge: the C&G conditional verdict on a DAC equals
Santorio's homogeneityEval. Worked examples that differentiate the
two accounts (e.g., scope-of-undef for embedded conditionals, or the
projection-vs-stability mechanism distinction) require infrastructure
not yet present in linglib and are left as future work.
@cite{cariani-goldstein-2020}'s trivalent conditional verdict for a
DAC if A, C over an alternative set. Per @cite{zani-ciardelli-sanfelici-2026}
p. 8: TRUE iff all alternative simplifications hold, FALSE iff all
fail, undefined otherwise.
Equations
Instances For
C&G ↔ Santorio coincidence. @cite{cariani-goldstein-2020}'s
trivalent conditional and @cite{santorio-2018}'s homogeneityEval
deliver the same verdict on every alternative set. The two accounts
diverge on mechanism (projection vs. truthmaker stability) but
agree on truth-conditional content — a load-bearing fact for
the @cite{zani-ciardelli-sanfelici-2026} acquisition study, which
treats both as members of the homogeneity-of-DACs family.