Propositions and eternal sentences

Mind 77 (308):537-542 (1968)
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Abstract

Two different uses of ‘proposition’ are distinguished: the meaning of an eternal sentence is distinguished from that which can be asserted, believed, conjectured, and so on. It is argued that, in the second sense of ‘proposition’, it is not the case that every proposition can be expressed by an eternal sentence.

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Charles Sayward
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