Mind, Volume 109

aphids argues argument Aristotle assertion Bayesian network believe Cambridge Carnap causal chance chapter claim classical classical logic coherence committed complex demonstratives concept contrastive d-name definite description Department of Philosophy discussion distinction double negation elimination emotion entails ethics example existence explain expression fact false function fungus given human idea implicatures inference information gathering processes interpretation intuitionistic intuitionistic logic intuitive involves issue justified kind King's College London language logical means mereology metaphysical Mind moral natural negation nominalist normative notion object ontology Oxford University Press paradoxes particular perception possible predicate principle problem Problem of Universals proposition quantifier question Quine Quine's reading reason reference reject relation relevant response restricted quantifier rule sceptic self-ownership semantic sense sentence sort speaker strongly chancy suppose theory thesis things thought tion true truth conditions truthmakers