Lexicon of Arguments

 

I 6
Sentences/Prior: sentences are different from what we want to say with them - as well as what we think is different from what we think about.
>Sentences, >Propositions, >"About", >Intentionality,
>Levels/order, >Description levels.
I 13
Sentences/Prior: not about propositions - e.g. "The sentence S is only seemingly about propositions" is itself only seemingly about propositions." (solution: it is a sentence about the sentence) - E.g. "the proposition that the sun is hot, is true" about the sun.
>Predication.
I 19
Sentences/Prior: sentences denote nothing, just names.
>Designation, >Proper names, >Sentences.
Sentence: no relation between two names but between name and predicate that is expressed by the clause - expressing instead denoting.
>Expressions, >Predicates.
Instead of "fear +" that -sentence": "fear that" + sentence.
Left hand side: predicate - rightright hand side: connection.
>That, >That sentences.
I 52f
Sentence/PriorVsFrege: sentences denote nothing, not even "truth".
>Truth value/Frege, >Meaning/Frege, >Fregean meaning.