Sentence examples for analytic necessity from inspiring English sources
Their existence was once again (at best) a synthetic a priori matter, rather than one of analytic necessity and certainty.
Nonetheless, taking meaning inclusion to be a primitive fact also makes it more difficult to distinguish Lewis' analytic necessity from the rationalists' synthetic necessity, despite his (Lewis (1946), 157) vigorous rejection of the latter.
Lewis (1992, 212) questions the reductive adequacy of Armstrong's account of analytic necessities and impossibilities, as the claim of analyticity seems to rest on the modal assumption "that a whole cannot share a universal with its part".
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If they were true in virtue of their meaning alone (even if unobviously so), and thus analytic, then the necessity might be said to be purely logical, where to deny the claim is then to assert some form of logical contradiction (cf. Bennett 1979, Walker 1978: 18 23, Walker 1989: 63 4, Bell 1999).
Perhaps the most obvious model to explain such constitutive claims is to hold that the relevant necessity is analytic, it holds in virtue of the meaning of the relevant term or concept.
Schlick (1934) appeared to show little awareness of the language-relativity of the analytic/synthetic distinction and spoke of analytic truths as conceptual necessities that can be conclusively surveyed.
The a priori kind of knowledge claims expressed in exact knowledge was circumscribed to the analytic, voided of universality and necessity and deflated by Schlick and Reichenbach to the character of definitions and conventions (following Poincaré).
So these necessities cannot justify the apriori and analytic status that the supervenience requirement has.
This case highlights the necessity of combining several analytic approaches to get insights into acarine systematics.
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