O QUE SIGNIFICA ASSERTORIC EM INGLÊS
Assertoric
Uma proposição assertiva na lógica aristotélica meramente afirma que algo é o caso, em contraste com proposições problemáticas que afirmam a possibilidade de algo ser verdadeiro, ou proposições apodiólicas que afirman coisas que são necessariamente ou auto-evidentemente verdadeiras ou falsas. Por exemplo, "Chicago é maior do que Omaha" é assertor. "Uma corporação pode ser mais rica do que um país" é problemática. "Dois mais dois é igual a quatro" é apodeictico.
definição de assertoric no dicionário inglês
A definição de assertoric no dicionário está afirmando um fato, ao contrário de expressar um julgamento avaliativo. Outra definição de assertivo é julgar o que é, e não o que pode ou deve ser.
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ASSERTORIC»
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assertoric na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
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1
Unfolding Social Constructionism
Assertoric discourse is said to be in the indicative mood, and non-assertoric
discourse (for example, imperatives, optatives, interrogatives) in one or other of
the non-indicative moods. Frege believed that the truth-value of an indicative
sentence ...
2
Conditionals: A Comprehensive Empirical Analysis
'(Non)assertoric' vs '(non)assertive' clauses We will use these terms in the
following way. A clause is 'assertoric' if it realizes the illocutionary act (in the
sense of Searle [1969]) of making an assertion (statement) — see also Woods (
1997: 4).
Renaat Declerck, Susan Reed,
2001
3
The Oxford Handbook of Wittgenstein
Frege goes beyond anything Russell says, however, when he explains his
Urteilsstrich – the vertical component of his sign '⊣' – as 'conveying assertoric
force' (PW, 195).4 A short account of what Frege means by this will be useful.
Oskari Kuusela, Marie McGinn,
2011
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Mediaeval and Renaissance Logic
Chapter 3 of Quaesitum IV deals with the mixed necessity and assertoric
syllogisms. Averroes first states that the terms of necessity propositions in
Aristotle's modal syllogistic are themselves necessary and that such a term is one
by virtue of ...
Dov M. Gabbay, John Woods,
2008
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The Sense of Reference: Intentionality in Frege
Assertoric Form — Predication It should be observed that Frege speaks here of
the "form of an assertoric sentence", and not of actual assertion. Frege has
repeatedly claimed that assertoric force — the force with which we utter an
assertoric ...
6
Eight Theories of Ethics
Then there are assertoric imperatives. These imperatives also rest upon a desire,
but not a desire that someone happens to have. Assertoric imperatives appeal to
desires that human beings tend naturally to share - health and happiness, ...
7
Blind Obedience: The Structure and Content of Wittgenstein's ...
We need an account of assertoric meaning that is fully independent of linguistic
force. Meaning accrues to sentences of the right syntactic shape, the shape to
which any linguistic force might be applied. That shape is assertoric. No other ...
8
The Blackwell Dictionary of Western Philosophy
Nicholas Bunnin, Jiyuan Yu. 56 assertoric atom 57. symbol, “|” is called the
judgment-stroke and “—” is called the content-stroke or horizontal stroke. “|” is
crucial because without it, “—” only expresses a content, without being committed
to its ...
Nicholas Bunnin, Jiyuan Yu,
2008
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Ways Into the Logic of Alexander of Aphrodisias
Alexander claims that Theophrastus holds that the assertoric proposition in, for
instance, 'NAaB & BaC — > ?AaC' is a genus "from which have been omitted
both the mode of possibility and the mode of necessity, neither one having been
...
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Jean Buridan’s Logic: Translation from Latin with a ...
[4.1.3] Aristotle was content to distinguish assertoric sentences, calling some '
simply assertoric' and others 'assertoric ul nunc' [Prior Analytics low 34b7— 8].
But he does not mean the same thing by 'simply' here as he does in Topics II.xi [1
l ...
Jean Buridan, P. King,
1985
4 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «ASSERTORIC»
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assertoric no contexto das seguintes notícias.
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