The proposition represented might be asserted or denied, prescribed or proscribed, and so on (Hare 1952, 17 22).
It is simply the proposition represented by the diagonal from the upper left to the lower right of the above table.
Because that proposition represents the law at its most abstract, it provides both sides with ammunition.
In deliberations, a first-person action proposition represents an act.
In one way of speaking, the belief just is the fact or proposition represented, or the particular stored token of that fact or proposition; in another way of speaking, the more standard in philosophical discussion, the belief is the state of having such a fact or representation stored.
The object of intention can be represented as a proposition representing the movements (she moved her arm on purpose), or as various results expected or hoped for as a result of the movement (she checkmated her opponent, and made him cry, on purpose).
Otherwise they are committed to saying that propositions represent the world and, Thagard seems to suggest, this is to say that propositions have the sort of truth-conditions posited by a correspondence theory.
Once the relevant propositions and required outcomes were set, a BN was created using the basic connective structures and building methods previously discussed in the literature (Fenton et al. 2013b; Taroni et al. 2004), where the presented propositions represent the arguments raised by the defence and prosecution in the original case.
In the formula, a t t r s,v) is a reified proposition represented as a term.
And, given that this awareness is supposed to be a simple relation, there is no question of producing an analysis of the proposition which represents it as a conjunction of propositions each of which seem to express facts which do not depend on anything Jones can do.
