Definitions¶
Gupta, A., & Mackereth, S. (2023). Definitions. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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Mechanisms¶
- Definition Note
- It is a stipulative definition: it fixes the sense for this document rather than reporting what the word means in general.
This sourceExplains that a stipulative definition assigns a term a meaning for a specified use rather than reporting its established general meaning.
- It is a stipulative definition: it fixes the sense for this document rather than reporting what the word means in general.
- Individuation Criteria Charter
- Its failure mode is that a charter records stipulative definitions — it settles by decree what a term shall mean — and a decree can be tidy and still wrong, or precise and still contested by those it binds.
This sourceDefines a stipulative definition as assigning a meaning to a term without commitment that the assigned meaning agrees with prior usage.
- Its failure mode is that a charter records stipulative definitions — it settles by decree what a term shall mean — and a decree can be tidy and still wrong, or precise and still contested by those it binds.
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