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(2000) Synthese 124 (1).
This paper examines the connection between model-theoretic truth and necessary truth. It is argued that though the model-theoretic truths of some standard languages are demonstrably ''necessary'' (in a precise sense), the widespread view of model-theoretic truth as providing a general guarantee of necessity is mistaken. Several arguments to the contrary are criticized.
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Blanchette, P. (2000). Models and modality. Synthese 124 (1), pp. 45-72.
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