Boethius (c480 524) offered a solution to the problem which in effect denied the supposition that God existed in 1900 or believed anything in 1900.
For nominalists such as Ockham, personal supposition offers a guide to ontology, since a term can supposit personally only for what exists per se.
Albert goes a step further and offers a compelling definition of supposition as "the mental act [actus animae] of placing a term for that which it signifies" (§230), which leads him to conclude, among other things, that "terms written in closed books do not supposit for something because they are not taken for something by anyone" (§253).
Arló-Costa offers a fifth account that proposes that the type of 'matter of fact' supposition involved in analyzing conditionals is modeled by the notion of hypothetical revision presented in Arló-Costa 2001.
Obama's observations, even when offered under the supposition of an off-the-record conversation, weren't all that uncommon for him or his campaign.
He offers a rigorous philosophical theory to explain it, informed by his discipline's precision, and by certain well-founded suppositions about the mind.
Because the federal case is almost entirely built around the supposition that Shkreli knowingly lied to his investors, the trial consists of an unceasing number of excruciating close-reading sessions of his correspondence the idea being that they essentially offer a window into his soul.
It's all about supposition - what might have happened if... Collectively, the series of photographs offers an engaging visual record of the sort of fleeting mental images to which we can all relate.
Furthermore, while the Perutilis Logica offers an overview of the major logical topics of the time, the Questions focuses on three main themes: the signification of terms, the supposition of terms in propositions, and the semantics of propositions.
The documentary offers suppositions but no answers.
Such a supposition is quite unreasonable.
