Resumo
In §1 I reply to Jairo’s objections to my account of truth and falsity showing that my account of falsity does not imply that false sentences refer to something. In §2 I argue that Jairo’s main objection to my account of propositions as abstract properties is based on a misunderstanding concerning the purpose of this account. In §3 I examine Jairo’s suggestion that contradictory sentences can be said to describe possible states of affairs.Referências
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HAJNAL, A. “On a Consistency Theorem Connected with the Generalized Continuum Problem”. Zeitschrift für mathematische Logik und Grundlagen der Mathematik, 2, pp. 131-36, 1956.
NUCHELMANS, G. Theories of the Proposition. Amsterdam: NorthHolland,
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