But in order to state the sort of evidentialism characteristic of Enlightenment thought, it is stipulated that no beliefs asserting the content of religious or mystical experiences count as evidence.
The content of my utterance is what I assert, and the content of my belief is what I believe in both cases, that dogs are lively, loyal creatures.
Beauchamp and Childress assert that the content of the common morality is dictated by the primary objectives of morality, which include the amelioration of human misery, the avoidance of premature death, and the predictable consequences of indifference, conflict, hostility, scarce resources, limited information, and so on.
Finally, one asserts the proposition.
We might maintain that (1)–(4) have the same assertoric content and hence that they say the same thing: anyone who asserts one of these (or believes it, rejects it, and so on), also asserts the others.
The next statement asserts the converse.
The fundamental thing is we need publishers to start asserting the value of copyrighted content much more, in general.
Whether the general public is in support of Chance The Rapper's comments, one aspect that shines through in his comments is that he has been affected by Chicago's gun violence and that there is a strong desire to have Chicago's "true story" come to light--a point that many assert when discrediting the content.
The manner of these legitimization practices has taken many forms, indicating the often subtle ways that occupational groups attempt to assert authority over the content and scope of their work.
Such non-asserted content, called 'implicature', need not be an addition to the overtly asserted content: e.g., in irony asserted content is negated rather than expanded by the implicature (think of a speaker uttering "Paul is a fine friend" to implicate that Paul has wickedly betrayed her).
