Lexicon of Arguments

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IV 251
Intensional language/compositionality/Lewis: here for intensional language: here it applies only to intensions, not to extensions. - Tradition: knew only extensional languages​​. - Intensional language: extensions depend on the context. Cf. >extensionality, >intensions.
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IV 253
New: Intension-determining rules - allow composite modal operators and quantifiers. - If only intensional rules, the extensions disappear - then we only have semantic values ​​of one level instead of two.
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IV 257
Intensional language: here teh sub-sentences are only S names (sentence names without truth value), no sentences.
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IV 260
Intensional language/extensional/Lewis: the difference is so hard to grasp that it hardly makes a difference which we use. - Greater difference: if a language can be formally analyzed or not. - Ontology: for it, it is only important whether suspect entities have to be assumed - which does not coincide with the difference internal/external.

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