Ms. Spektor thought for a minute when this was pointed out to her, then said that while the shift wasn't intentional, it seemed logical.
Unlike a purely logical distinction, an intentional distinction always implies a form of composition, even though this is minor with regard to that implied by a real difference.
Knowledge at some level is a logical requirement for the intentional performance of health-related behaviours [ 50].
This was not intentional, but it so resembles a classic logical paradox on postponement, that I can't resist making that the subject of this post.
From this perspective, an intentional distinction seems akin to a purely logical (or reasoned) distinction, to the point that the two are often confused ("frequenter intentio ratio appellatur".; Quodl. V, q. 12, ed. 1518, f. 171rV).
On one account, phenomenology explicates the intentional or semantic force of ideal meanings, and propositional meanings are central to logical theory.
If investors want to be intentional about financial inclusion, funding businesses owned by women of color is a logical first step.
Many Ph.D. students simply default to postdoctoral training as a logical next step, when instead they should be making a much more intentional choice.
As we have seen when introducing the Rantala frames, intentional states such as belief can be inconsistent — at least, covertly so — and not closed under (ordinary) logical consequence, so impossible worlds come as a natural candidate to model such states.
In the Logical Investigations, Husserl developed a thesis advanced by his teacher Brentano to the effect that all mental acts are intentional, that is, that they are directed towards an object.
