Sentence examples for conditions of discourse from inspiring English sources

Subsequent scholars in his tradition have wondered whether the conditions of discourse with an unjust opponent do not, at least in many circumstances, defeat the presumption that a grammatically indicative statement asserts what it is put forward to seem to assert.

Like the new actualists, then, the haecceitist's metaphysics enables him to systematically reinterpret possible world semantics in such a way that the truth conditions of modal discourse are expressed solely in term of actually existing entities of some sort rather than actual and non-actual individuals.

Whatever the special sciences tell us about their particular subject matters, philosophy retains its authority in questions of logic, that is to say, concerning the conditions of possibility of discourse.

Let us start with Friedman, who wrote a column on Sept. 30 bemoaning the diseased condition of political discourse in America and tracing the dangerous pathology back to its origin.

Here, it is useful perhaps to consider the origin conditions of modern economic discourse.

What does that tell you about the degraded aspirations of the citizenry or the abject conditions of Russian public discourse?

As will be discussed in detail below, possibilism provides an elegantly simple, general account of the truth conditions of our modal discourse.