Sentence examples for naive theory from inspiring English sources

Te'o certainly made the naive theory more plausible with his appearance and answers.

This is the force of the naive theory recently described which the work initially set out to develop.

But it is a naive theory, and Herder's real achievements in aesthetics are other than and contrary to it.

Armed with this distinction among properties, Parsons (1980) has been able to avoid Russell's objections to Meinong's naive theory of intentional objects.

This has been demonstrated repeatedly in science learning where naive theories are remarkably robust and resistant to change, regardless of the pedagogy.

That their understanding of both the psychological and the physical world were abstract, were coherent, were causal, supported prediction explanation and intervention in ways that seem to justify and made reference to non-obvious properties in ways that seemed to justify referring to them as naive theories.

Like the liar paradox (e.g., 'this sentence is false') and Russell's paradox, Curry's paradox challenges familiar naive theories, including naive truth theory (unrestricted T-schema) and naive set theory (unrestricted axiom of abstraction), respectively.

If one accepts naive truth theory (or naive set theory), then Curry's paradox becomes a direct challenge to one's theory of logical implication or entailment.

In contrast to naive set theory, the attitude adopted in an axiomatic development of set theory is that it is not necessary to know what the "things" are that are called "sets" or what the relation of membership means.

If the Russell Contradiction does not spread, then there is no obvious reason why one should not take the view that naive set theory provides an adequate foundation for mathematics, and that naive set theory is reducible to logic via the naive comprehension schema.

The naive quantity theory model that will be explained here may be labelled the money model.