Mind, Volume 78Oxford University Press, 1969 A journal of philosophy covering epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of language, philosophy of logic, and philosophy of mind. |
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... sentences which do not either begin with nulla or have non est for their copula . The rules by which we classify sentences as true or false on their sheets are as follows : ( 1 ) A sentence of the type Omnis A est B is true on a sheet ...
... sentences which do not either begin with nulla or have non est for their copula . The rules by which we classify sentences as true or false on their sheets are as follows : ( 1 ) A sentence of the type Omnis A est B is true on a sheet ...
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... sentence on a sheet it would not be true on that sheet , since it does not begin with nulla , etc .; though it would be true on a sheet which contained both itself and the sentence Nulla propositio est affirmativa since that does begin ...
... sentence on a sheet it would not be true on that sheet , since it does not begin with nulla , etc .; though it would be true on a sheet which contained both itself and the sentence Nulla propositio est affirmativa since that does begin ...
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... sentence S on a sheet X to be " possible " in virtue of what is on Y , the sentence S does not itself have to be on Y. This differentiates the " possibility " of a sentence from its " possible - truth " , and the difference it makes in ...
... sentence S on a sheet X to be " possible " in virtue of what is on Y , the sentence S does not itself have to be on Y. This differentiates the " possibility " of a sentence from its " possible - truth " , and the difference it makes in ...
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action Alciphron analogy analysis analytic propositions analytical hypotheses answer antilogism argue argument Aristotle Aspasius assert behaviour believe Berkeley bread called causal claim College concept conclusion Department of Philosophy discussion distinction empirical entails Eubulides example exist explanation expressions fact false formal formal cause human Hume implies inference interpretation John's children justified kind knowledge language linguistic logical London Martian material implication mathematics matter meaning mental mind objects Oxford paradox particular perception person Philosophy Department philosophy of mind Plato possible predicate premisses principle problem Prof propositions punishment question Quine Quine's reason reference relation relevant retributionist rules secret powers seems sense sensible qualities sentence sheet Sophistic Refutations Sorites sort statement stimulus-analytic suggest suppose synonymy theory thesis things thought tion translation true truth universal propositions University utilitarian utterance W. G. Collingwood word X-ray tube