Sentence examples for successful references from inspiring English sources

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Thus, the Gricean predicts that the speaker will have failed to refer to x, since successful reference requires a genuine intention to refer.[17] One lingering problem for Griceans is that speakers can, and often do, have strange beliefs about their listeners' mental states and capacities.

One might read the argument simply as cutting a supposed link between the empirical success of scientific theory and successful reference or approximate truth, as opposed to an enumerative induction per se.

The first successful reference usually means further business.

[24] The road to hell may not be paved with good intentions, but neither is the road to successful reference.

Some define it in terms of the successful reference of theoretical terms to things in the world, both observable and unobservable.

The Brazilian sugarcane agribusiness development is a successful reference which could be replicable partially or modified by many sugarcane-producing countries [7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12].

Some writers have interpreted Gödel in this and similar passages pragmatically, attributing to him the view that because empirical statements are paradigmatic of successful reference, reference in the case of abstract concepts should be modelled causally.

Some want to respect the intuition that successful reference can depend on the existence within a speech community of figures invested with an authority to fix what certain words means.

Though most realists marry their position to the successful reference of theoretical terms, including those for unobservable entities, processes, properties, and relations (Boyd 1983, and as described by Laudan 1981), some deny that this is a requirement (Cruse & Papineau 2002, Papineau 2010).

So, by induction we have positive reason to expect that our best current theories will be replaced by new theories according to which some of the central theoretical terms of our best current theories do not refer, and hence we should not believe in the approximate truth or the successful reference of the theoretical terms of our best current theories.