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Understatements and Hedges in English
also illustrates that there is no degree of certainty in assertory sentences. What is
not 'guaranteed' as 'certain' by the commonsense of the interlocuters remains
open to the possibility of rejection. Even with the most convincing conclusions the
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Meinong and the theory of objects
(UEP 87) In other words, the difference between imaginary and serious
presentations is that the former are not assertory while the latter are. That is to
say, if one passes a judgement one is convinced of the truth of one's judgement,
but if one ...
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A manual of logic, deductive and inductive
An assertory differs from a demonstrable judgment in this, that however firm our
own belief may be in the truth of an assertory judgment, we cannot compel men
in general to acquiesce in it, because however strong the evidence in its favour ...
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A Manual of Logic, deductive and inductive
An assertory differs from a demonstrable judgment in this, that however firm our
own belief may be in the truth of an assertory judgment, we cannot compel men
in general to acquiesce in it, because however strong the evidence in its favour ...
H. H. MUNRO (of Glasgow.), 1850
Assertory Legal Judgments Certain propositions are at the same time legal
judgments. I use as an example a medical certificate stating that John is
incapacitated, which forms a legal requirement for his entitlement to receiving
disability ...
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Elements of logic: comprising the doctrine of the laws and ...
T. - . ments. that its character as Pure, that is, assertory, or as Modal, and if Modal,
as Problematic or Apodictic, be clearly recognized. The special liability to error
here originates in the fact that through the imperfections in language the modality
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The Works of Thomas Reid Now Fully Collected, with ...
assertory,. as. modes. of. matter,. problematic. (See. par. 11,. 12,. 13.) c)—-As.
both. in. Sensitive. Apprehension. and in Thought ,- as in relation both to Sense
and Intellect. ~ 30. In the order of nature and of necapacity of sensation or mere ...
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Logicism, Intuitionism, and Formalism: What Has Become of Them?
So if there is to be an assertory canonical backdrop—a non-algebraic theory of
coherence, consistency, mathematical existence, whatever—it will be relegated
outside of mathematics, perhaps to philosophy. But this seems an ad hoc way to
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Foundational Theories of Classical and Constructive Mathematics
He then introduces the term 'assertory' to refer to those sentences which express
propositions about a fixed subject matter, with a fixed truth value. Assertory
sentences are to contrast with schematic ones, a schematic sentence having the
form ...
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The Justice of the Greeks
Oaths were of two kinds, promissory and assertory (sometimes purgatorial, cf.
chap. 4). 1n a promissory oath the person swearing undertook to do something.
He swore by the name of the king or by the life of the king. Such an oath could be
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