A dialogue concerning the type-theoretical character of propositional attitudes. One kind can be defined as a relation that links the individual (subject) with the construction underlying the subordinate clause, the second kind links the individual with the proposition denoted by that sentence. The second kind is out of question if the subordinate clause is a mathematical one.
A dialogue concerning the type-theoretical character of propositional attitudes. One kind can be defined as a relation that links the individual (subject) with the construction underlying the subordinate clause, the second kind links the individual with the proposition denoted by that sentence. The second kind is out of question if the subordinate clause is a mathematical one. (en)