On November 25, Autrecourt recanted the four confessed articles and the articles from the letter "Ve michi" in the Church of the Dominicans, and publicly declared that the propositions contained in the other two lists were wrong.
We used the propositions contained in the preliminary programme theory (PT1) as the main guidance to analyse the interview transcripts (verbatim transcribed and imported into Atlas.ti for data management and coding), as well as the notes taken during observation (also imported into Atlas.ti).
In other words, it is neither the pope personally nor the proposition contained in a particular doctrine that enjoys the gift of infallibility.
But it is to be emphatically remarked, that in the multitude of motions, propositions, and amendments, there is not a single one having reference to the terms "common defence and general welfare," unless we were so to understand the proposition containing them made on August 25, which was disagreed to by all the States except one.
Bolzano thinks that indirect proofs can be transformed into direct proofs through the simplification of the false propositions contained in them.
In the clauses (a) and (b) of both the above extracts, prominent propositions contained in sections 1 and 2, respectively, are (somewhat roughly) condensed, everything said in the section by way of proof, modification, illustration, or application being disregarded.
The modal problem arises because, on the one hand, there are reasons to think that all propositions, as abstract objects, exist necessarily, but, on the other hand, it is highly intuitive that ordinary individuals might not have existed and others could have existed, in which case the singular propositions containing them as constituents exist contingently.
For students who incorporated mutation into both models (group 1), the accuracy of propositions containing the mutation concept did not significantly change between the midterm and the final exam (Table 5).
(Ibid., 256) {§6.3} The fundamental epistemological principle in the analysis of propositions containing descriptions is this: Every proposition which we can understand must be composed wholly of constituents with which we are acquainted.
Whereas an idealist would take propositions to be made up of ideas, Russell and Moore insisted that propositions contain the very things in the world that the sentences expressing them are about.
The correct analysis of propositions containing definite descriptions has been the subject of considerable philosophical controversy.
