If Ms. Rice could be content only with a top career, then she didn't love music enough.
It's an absorbing piece of work, featured in Society (Second thoughts, November 15), which wrestles with the fact that active participation in self-government is always going to be a minority sport; maybe we should be content if only 1% of the population does the heavy lifting on councils, governing boards, area committees and as trustees.
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It has been suggested that a mental state has content only if there are certain norms in force for it.
The conservative, he said "feels safe and content only if he is assured that some higher wisdom watches and supervises change, only if he knows that some authority is charged with keeping the change 'orderly.'".
The idea is that beliefs have contents only if (one or more of) these rules are in force and, moreover, that their being in force is constitutive of the contents they have.
Yet this vow of silence may be tolerable only if you are content to spend your apprenticeship like Edward VII, eating, shooting and having sex.
If only people were content to wait.
A Fregean content will be true only if the object presented by a mode of presentation in the content has the property (or properties) presented by a mode of presentation in the content.
Funny enough, if only the writers had been content to leave it there.
