During fiery exchanges between the defence and the prosecution on Thursday morning, US assistant attorney Jay Richardson said Sanders' remarks were not a reference to sentencing and argued that hell "is also where he's [Roof] going if he dies of natural causes or if the state does it".
Hence, the sense in which such languages have reference to sentences is delicate.
First, there is the conceptualistic (or mentalistic) view that belief reports involve references to sentences in our heads, or mentalese sentence tokens.
2. In reference to first sentence of "Conclusions" section of Abstract: This sentence is a speed bump for me.
In reference to the sentence 'Siemens and Halske have built the first major telegraph network', Frege asserts that "'Siemens and Halske' designates a compound object about which a statement is being made, and the word 'and' is used to help form the sign for this object".
Results from the slow lane contribute to establishing the principal objective of the fast track: to earn the right to the use of the truth predicate in reference to moral sentences.
It would be just as readable if it had proper citations instead of the few, abbreviated, and needlessly refractive references coded to sentence fragments that are crammed begrudgingly on a few pages at the back of the book.
"I wanted to be viewed as an academic and scholar solely but this is too much," he said, in reference to the death sentence hanging over his head.
And, second, there is the physicalistic view that belief reports involve references to external sentence tokens, i.e., to piles of ink, and so on (versions of this view have been endorsed by Carnap (1947), Davidson (1967), and Leeds (1979)).
Experiment 1: results of agreed codings Pronoun reference to subject of preceding sentence: 79.89 % (699 tokens) Pronoun reference to non-subject of preceding sentence: 20.11 % (176 tokens).
