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such that /r("A") = F. We seem to be able to reason paradoxically as follows that if
a = "a is not assertible in A", then a both is and is not assertible in F. 1. a = "a is
not assertible in A". 2. Suppose a is assertible in F. 3. Given 2, "a is not assertible
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The Cambridge Companion to the Stoics
An assertible and its negation form a pair of contradictories (antikeimena):
Contradictories are those (assertibles) of which the one exceeds the other by a
negation particle, such as 'It is day' - 'Not: it is day'. (S. E. M VIn 89) This implies
that an ...
3
The Cambridge History of Hellenistic Philosophy
assertible 'Someone is sitting' is true when a corresponding def1nite assertible ('
This one is sitting') is true, since if no particular person is sitting, it is not the case
that someone is sitting (S.E. M vm.98). This truth condition, in connection with the
...
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Assertion and Conditionals
Now Adams says (1965: 185) that the condition, PR, that if all the premises are
assertible, the conclusion must not be deniable, is equivalent to the rather
different PR': that if all the premises are assertible, the conclusion must be
assertible.
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Dummett: Philosophy of Language
p & q is assertible if and only if both p and q are assertible. p \/ q is assertible if
and only if either p is assertible or q is assertible. p —> q is assertible if and only
if we possess a construction r which, when joined to any construction proving p, ...
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The Routledge Companion to Ancient Philosophy
Frisbee Sheffield, James Warren. Non-simple assertibles, on the other hand, are
those which are composed either of a repeated assertible or of several
assertibles which are combined by one or more connec- tives (Sext. Emp. Math.
8.95).
Frisbee Sheffield, James Warren,
2013
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Saving the Differences: Essays on Themes from Truth and ...
For P to be warrantedly assertible is for it to be agreed that it is; for it to be agreed
that P is warrantedly assertible is for it to be warrantedly assertible that it is
agreed that P is warrantedly assertible; for this to be warrantedly assertible in its
turn ...
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Reality, Representation, and Projection
So an enlarged information state, while still warranting the assertion that S was
indeed assertible in a previous information state, may no longer warrant the
assertion then expressed by S, or may even force the conclusion that that
assertion ...
John Haldane, Crispin Wright,
1993
But what is it to be assertible in a context? If a statement can be "assertible" even
when no speaker is actually present, and if assertibility is not independent of truth
(as it was on the classical epistemological conception, at least when the ...
Hilary Putnam, James Conant,
1995
Consider (not A) or B. Using 'A' commits one to A's being assertible, so using 'not
A' commits one to its not being so—i.e. to its being deniable. Using 'B' commits
one to B's being assertible, so using (not A) or B is assuming a commitment apt ...
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