Titlebook: Attitudes and Changing Contexts; Robert Van Rooij Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2006 Conditionals and belief change.Dynam

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Content, belief and belief attributions,the meaning of its parts in .. If it is assumed that meanings are assigned primarily to expressions, on this approach it seems that Frege‘s well known substitution puzzles, like those that will be presented in section 1.3, forces one to assume that meanings and contents are really very fine-grained

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Intentional Identity, should be treated either as abbreviations for the antecedent clause or as variables bound by a (dynamic) existential quantifier. Geach‘s notorious Hob–Nob sentences, exemplifying intentional identity attributions, have always been a threat to this assumption.

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Presupposition Satisfaction,o determine what is expressed by a sentence; (ii) it should contain enough information about what the participants of the conversation commonly assume about the subject matter of the conversation to determine whether what is said by a speaker is appropriate or not. The central idea behind Stalnakeri

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Nikolitsa Nomikou,Hamzah Masood,Shiv Patel These three themes will come back again and again in the various chapters; they are relevant to the analysis of attitude attributions, anaphoric and presuppositional dependencies, and conditional sentences.

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Capital Rationing and Budget Allocation should be treated either as abbreviations for the antecedent clause or as variables bound by a (dynamic) existential quantifier. Geach‘s notorious Hob–Nob sentences, exemplifying intentional identity attributions, have always been a threat to this assumption.

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