New Thinking about Propositions¶
King, J. C., Soames, S., & Speaks, J. (2014). New Thinking about Propositions. Oxford University Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Unity of the Proposition
- Contemporary accounts divide among structured-proposition theories, syntax-based accounts, act theories, cognitive or judgmental accounts, truth-theoretic approaches, and views that take predication or unity as primitive
This sourceA three-author volume in which King's structured, syntax-based account, Soames's cognitive act theory of predication and Speaks's properties view argue against each other, exhibiting three of the divisions this sentence reports rather than surveying the whole solution space.
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- Contemporary accounts divide among structured-proposition theories, syntax-based accounts, act theories, cognitive or judgmental accounts, truth-theoretic approaches, and views that take predication or unity as primitive
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