Propositional

Propositional answers that are understood as exemplified by the topic situations.

Situations in Natural Language Semantics Kratzer, Angelika 2009

Propositional answers that are understood as true in the topic situations.

Situations in Natural Language Semantics Kratzer, Angelika 2009

Propositional negation (i.e., “external” negation): From propositions of the form [A has non-b] we have to distinguish propositions in which another proposition is denied.

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Propositional functions are abstracted from their values, propositions.

Logical Constructions Linsky, Bernard 2009

Holdcroft, D. (1994): ˜Indirect S.eech Acts and Propositional Content,™ in S. Tsohatzidis (ed.)

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Propositional content conditions: Some illocutions can only be achieved with an appropriate propositional content.

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[1981]: “Eliminative Materialism and the Propositional Attitudes”, Journal of Philosophy,

Paul Feyerabend Preston, John 2009

Propositional attitude reports containing names that differ in character but not content, on the standard semantics provided by Kaplan (1989), will themselves not differ in content (and thus truth-value).

Names Cumming, Sam 2009

Propositional logic was thus formalized, found to be consistent and complete, and decidable.

Chores 2009

Kripke thinks it probable that Prior's work on many-valued matrices in Time and Modality gave him the idea of converting possible worlds models into many-valued matrices, an approach he followed in his 1963 paper ˜Semantical Analysis of Modal Logic I: Normal Modal Propositional Calculi™.

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