(Fred Feldman's account of pleasure as a pure propositional attitude that need involve no affect may respond in part to this use; Feldman 2004, discussed in §2.3.2 below).
Dowry is a complex issue that involves changing attitudes, implementing sex education in schools, and truly empowering women.
User attitude towards the dialogues that involve both speaking and spelling the name is high.
Schroeder (2008b, 2008c) dubs the distinction between inconsistencies that involve one attitude-type directed towards inconsistent contents, A-type inconsistencies and contrasts them with B-type inconsistencies which postulate inconsistencies that stem from incoherences between the attitude types in conjuction with their contents.
But the contours of the approach should have become clear: according to Tuomela, collective intentionality resides in a specific mode of having attitudes, and collective phenomena are individuated in terms of complex intentional structures that involve such specific attitudes.
Thus, Singer (1991) and Brown (1987) understand liking to be a matter of desiring, an attitude that at best involves its object having only instrumental (and not intrinsic) value.
"There was an unyielding attitude that came with the music that involved being confrontational, dismissive, and aggressive or, as my mother would say, ungracious.….
Theirs is a down-to-earth, no-nonsense attitude that comes in part from the mix of disciplines involved.
"What you're seeing," Mr. Morrill said, "is an attitude that we have to get involved and do something, and not just let these things disappear".
Philosophers have called such mental states "propositional attitudes" because they seem in one way or another to involve some attitude that an agent a human being, an animal, or perhaps a machine has to a thought or proposition, which again is often taken to be the meaning of the sentential complement that expresses it.
