Mind, Volume 84Oxford University Press, 1975 Issues for 1896-1900 contain papers of the Aristotelian Society. |
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... predicate of the formal language and in this respect quite distinct from the natural language predicate of class membership . In his Methods discussion of predicates and open sentences , Quine makes extensive use of natural language ...
... predicate of the formal language and in this respect quite distinct from the natural language predicate of class membership . In his Methods discussion of predicates and open sentences , Quine makes extensive use of natural language ...
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... predicate ' H ' such that Hx = x # x ; since ' e ' is the only predicate in ML . The logical system of Methods incorporates natural lan- guage predicates , but we cannot expect any such predicate to satisfy the above requirement for ' H ...
... predicate ' H ' such that Hx = x # x ; since ' e ' is the only predicate in ML . The logical system of Methods incorporates natural lan- guage predicates , but we cannot expect any such predicate to satisfy the above requirement for ' H ...
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... predicate . Few would take that view today . Many would hold that ' exists ' is a predicate , though they would hasten to add some qualification . Pears would say that it is a ' peculiar ' predicate , Salmon and Nakhnikian that it has ...
... predicate . Few would take that view today . Many would hold that ' exists ' is a predicate , though they would hasten to add some qualification . Pears would say that it is a ' peculiar ' predicate , Salmon and Nakhnikian that it has ...
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