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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «INTENSIONAL OBJECT»
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The relevant interpretations of the nara-construction are summarized in (3): (3)
Japanese nara-construction3 [NP1 nara NP2-da] NP1 – Individual/entity,
embodying properties abstracted from Intensional Object (Carlson 1989) & Topic-
marked ...
2
Perception: A Representative Theory
I suspect that some will feel that the notion of an intensional verb and the
corresponding notion of an intensional object enables the following objection to
our argument for sense-data. (I put the objection into the mouth of an imaginary
objector.) ...
3
Application of Agents and Intelligent Information Technologies
Then d is described by intensional object index(d). It is possible, however, that no
intensional object can produce this meaning, or: ∀q [match(q) ≠ d]. The
question then is what descriptors are good approximations of the contents of this
query ...
4
Types, Tableaus, and Gödel’s God
We would like some mechanism to ensure that many are, so non-standard
models may have a sufficiently rich universe. Abstraction provides one way of
doing this. If $ is a formula, there must be an intensional object in a Henkin/Kripke
model ...
5
Colours: Their Nature and Representation
The important element in this distinction is that, construed as an intensional
object, the coloured expanse need not exist even if it is true that the perceiver is
having visual experiences of coloured expanses (i.e. experiences of green
leaves, ...
6
Advances in Greek Generative Syntax: In Honor of Dimitra ...
The intensional object is realized as a FWHC. The intensional argument of the
second construction corresponds to the object-modifying phrase of the first
construction. The intensional object of the second construction fills the canonical
object ...
Melita Stavrou, Arhonto Terzi, 2005
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Meanings and Prototypes (RLE Linguistics B: Grammar): ...
Referring to our particular example, we say that the system's belief that Mary has
an intensional object corresponding to the system's Frank and Jim's-father
objects is a belief for Mary.7 Such 'beliefs for' are held in special environments, ...
8
The Language of Criticism (Routledge Revivals)
I think this is connected with Wittgenstein's treatment of the 'duck/ rabbit'. When
we see this drawing as a duck, the duck is (as I sug- gested earlier)2 the
intensional object of our seeing; we are able to see it as a duck by fitting it in
some sense ...
9
Towards Hybrid
Intensional Programming with JLucid, ...
... 29: Using pseudo-free Java functions to access object properties in JLucid. 3.2.
1.3 Pure Intensional Object-Oriented Programming Objective Lucid has
presented a 56 Using pseudo-free Java functions to access object properties in
JLucid.
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The Ascent from Nominalism: Some Existence Arguments in ...
P: And is the point that 4 is true on reading 4a, while it is false on reading 4b, the
same point that these legions of modern philosophers have in mind when they
say that all experiences or thoughts must have an intensional object, but that they
...
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Where is my mind?
... intentions and so forth in relation to which the thing is, as philosophers say, the 'intensional object'). This is markedly untrue of mental things. «London Review of Books, feb 09»
