Sentence examples for ordinary contents from inspiring English sources
'ordinary contents' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to everyday items or information, such as the items inside a storage unit or the contents of a book. For example, "The storage unit was full of ordinary contents, like old furniture and clothing."
First, while the subtraction strategy assumes that the narrow contents of belief are a subset of the ordinary contents of belief, it need not be committed to the view that all of these ordinary contents are describable in natural language.
I say "ordinary content" instead of "broad content" here, since the subtraction strategy presupposes that not all ordinary contents are broad.
On many conceptions of narrow content, however, narrow content is a more specialized and technical notion than this, and we cannot suppose that the ordinary contents of belief will include narrow contents.
(1) The strategy presupposes that all the narrow contents of our beliefs are included in the ordinary contents of belief, so that once we have subtracted the non-narrow contents away the narrow contents will remain.
Genuine whistleblowers require special software to chop up the documents they wish to pass on, and to transmit those chunks in place of ordinary, content-free AdLeaks packets.
Since, on this view, ordinary content is often broad, we need a distinctive, specialized notion of narrow content as different in some way from ordinary content.
The epistemic strategy is radically different, and treats narrow content as at least as fundamental as ordinary content.
On the diagonalization strategy, we make use of our preexisting grasp of ordinary content to determine what ordinary content the thought would express if it were located at the center of a particular centered world, and then determine whether that ordinary content is true at that centered world.
To understand the issues about narrow content, then, it is essential to first understand the arguments that most ordinary content is broad.
Why do moderate internalists believe that, despite the success of arguments that ordinary content is often or always broad, we nevertheless need a notion of narrow content?
This is the view that, while Putnam's and Burge's examples do show that ordinary content is broad, there are also contents that are narrow.
