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200 00$aPropositions$b[electronic resource] $esemantic and ontological issues /$fedited by Massimiliano Carrara and Elisabetta Sacchi
210   $aAmsterdam ;$aNew York $cRodopi$d2006
215   $a1 online resource (259 p.)
225 1 $aGrazer philosophische Studien,$x0165-9227 ;$v72
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a90-420-2194-2 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $aTable of Contents; Propositions. An Introduction; Ascent, Propositions and Other Formal Objects; Colouring, Multiple Propositions, and Assertoric Content; Fregean Propositions and Their Graspability; Numbers, Reference and Russellian Propositions; On the Sameness of the Thoughts. Substitutional Quantifiers, Tense, and Belief; True In a Sense; Speech Acts Without Propositions?; How to Get a Non-Intensionalist, Propositional, Moderately Realist Truthconditional Account of Internal Metafictional Sentences; Fictional Propositions and the Unprovability of Consistency
327   $aPropositions and Necessary ExistenceNegation
330   $aThis special issue of GPS collects 11 papers (and a long introduction), by leading philosophers and young researchers, which tackle more or less from close the topic of propositions by trying to provide the reader with a cross-section of the ongoing debate in this area. The raised issues range over the semantics, the ontology, the epistemology, and the philosophy of mathematics and stimulate the reader to reflect on crucial problems such as the following: are propositions objects? In the positive case, what kind of objects are they? Can they be grasped by cognitive creatures such as we are? Wh
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