Or perhaps the moral error theorist carries on uttering moral sentences but finds some way of removing assertoric force from these utterances, in which case she is not lying, and need not be committing a moral or epistemological sin any more than does an actor reciting the lines of a play.
In their first utterances, in which they praise the fidelity of their girlfriends, they tease out the conflicting emotions in the music rather than filling Mozart's lines with the typical bluster.
In this reading, even the Ninth Symphony, an apparent burst of late-period idealism, becomes a somewhat reactionary utterance, in which the imperious bass solo at the beginning of the finale — "O friends, not these tones!" — asserts itself as a voice of redemptive authority.
That, in turn, means that names do not refer — at least not semantically — and that, perhaps surprisingly, the reference a name turns out to be wholly inconsequantial for the truth conditions of the utterance in which it occurs.
Utterance-based systems, in which frequent utterances are organized in sets to improve the speed of communication exchange, are also in development.
Utterances are events in which an agent utters a linguistic expression.
Some of his public utterances in 1913, in which he appeared to advocate radical ideas in regard to the inheritance of property, caused much criticism.
If they do not, then they are in a position to believe what is expressed by an utterance of 'Today is fine' without believing what is expressed by an utterance of 'The day of this utterance is fine', in which case, by Accept, the two sentence express different propositions.
Pre-semantic context Pre-semantic context provides information for identifying the utterance: which words in which language with which syntactic structure, and with which meanings are being used.
The reason for his pessimism concerning the prospects for the study of meaning was his feeling that it would be a long time before a complete scientific description of the situations in which utterances were produced and the responses they called forth in their hearers would be available.
To verify the effectiveness of this method, we performed a preliminary experiment in which utterances and gestures were manually segmented a priori.
