Sentence examples for propositional view from inspiring English sources

On the propositional view, facts are derivative upon propositions, the identity of a fact depends on the identity of a given proposition.

Such state-based modeling naturally yields a propositional view of the agents' informational attitudes.

Underlying this propositional view of reality is the thesis that things within space and time are irreducibly complex.

However, given that Paivio conceives of his verbal code to be embodied as natural language, inner speech, there seems to be no reason to think that it is incoherent to combine a propositional view of imagery with a form of Dual Coding Theory, as Baylor (1972) and Kieras (1978) have proposed.

(For replies to these criticisms, see Davidson (1976), Larson and Segal (1995) and Kölbel (2001); for criticism of these replies, see Soames (1992) and Speaks (2006).) There is another alternative to propositional semantics which is at least as different from the Davidsonian program as that program is from various propositional views.

That is, they take the argument to show that Hume holds a non-propositional view of moral evaluations — and indeed, given his sentimentalism, that he is an emotivist: one who holds that moral judgments are meaningless ventings of emotion that can be neither true nor false.

Their position will be called the No Propositional Knowledge View (see Sections 4.3 and 4.5 below).

Propositional thought hinges on logic and formality.

Two different versions of the No Propositional Knowledge-View have been proposed.

On this view, propositions and propositional functions have an order.

These patterns are not stored as conscious propositional knowledge or views, because teachers need their 'working memories' for the classroom matters at hand.