Mindful logic: How to resolve some paradoxes of identity (Q1105583)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4059353
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4059353 |
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Mindful logic: How to resolve some paradoxes of identity (English)
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1988
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This paper tackles some of the paradoxes which arise from the application of the identity of indiscernibles to epistemic, modal, and definitional contexts, from a Thomistic point of view. The crucial notion is that of the intentional subject of a judgement, which is that by which the mind gains access to the referent of the subject expression. It is, as it were, the mode of presentation of the referent; but astonishingly, the authors do not refer to Frege's ``Über Sinn und Bedeutung''.
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semantics
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paradoxes
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identity
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Thomistic point of view
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intentional subject of a judgement
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