Titlebook: Outline of a Nominalist Theory of Propositions; An Essay in the Theo Paul Gochet Book 1980 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland

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Introduction,perhaps, to demand a proof”. Forty years later, the interest aroused by this notion had not decreased. C. J. Ducasse wrote in the .: “There is perhaps no question more basic for the theory of knowledge than that of the nature of propositions and their relations to judgments, sentences, facts and inf

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The Criterion of Ontological Commitment,ous discussion of the problem of universals: “…no discussion of an ontological question, in particular of the issue between nominalism and realism, can be regarded as intelligible unless it obeys a definite criterion of ontological commitment”..

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The Syntactic Approach,patible with the truth of the axioms in which they occur. By the same token they exclude other interpretations. One may thus, with Tarski, assimilate axioms to propositional functions and primitive terms to variables. Axioms effect a sorting-out among the objects that belong to the domain constituti

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The Proposition in Terms of Belief, its ontological status that we have not yet discussed. The paper opens with the following statement: “. as: .”.. Several contemporary philosophers have preceded or followed Russell along this path full of obstacles.

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Propositions as Meanings of Sentences,analysis led us to lend credit to the view that ‘the subject . believes the proposition .’ can be analyzed as ‘. is ready to assent to the sentence . which . that .’ or ‘. entertains a belief-content . which .’.

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An Attempt at a New Solution for the Enigma of the Meaning of False Sentences,entences?’, against which Ayer objected that it presupposes that all sentences mean the same. But it is possible to interpret these questions differently. The person who asks them does not necessarily seeks a . as the meaning of all false sentences. He may rather be preoccupied with the question to

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Propositions and Indirect Discourse,aditional connectives ‘if… then’, ‘a(chǎn)nd’, ‘not’, ‘or’ and the quantifiers. These are, furthermore, the only notions which are required to analyse a mathematical proof, with the proviso that the ‘∈’ of set theory is added to the list of constants.

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Book 1980osophy oflanguage will have to discuss". 3 gave a correct summary of the situation when he wrote in his Ph. Devaux Russell (1967): Since Peano and Schroder who, in fact, adhered more faithfully to Boole‘s logic of classes, the logical and epistemological status of the proposition together with its a