I 196
StrawsonVsFrege: that the parts of the sentence stick together only by unsaturated is merely metaphorical - RamseyVsFrege: no reason to consider any part as unsaturated.
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Reference/Ramsey, >
Particularization/Ramsey, >
"unsaturated"/Frege.
I 214
Connection/relation/Strawson:
a) stating tie: (s) "is a .."
b) stating tie: "is in relation to ..", "is an example for.."
Two-digit terms themselves are not again designations of relations.
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Relations.
Stating relations between things are not themselves relation.
I 216
1. Kind or sample tie/Strawson:
a) Fido is a dog, an animal, a terrier
b) Fido, Coco and Rover are dogs.
2.
a) characterizing tie: E.g. Socrates is wise, is agile, argues
b) Socrates , Plato, Aristotle, are all wise, all die
3. attributive tie: Summary of particulars due to the characterizing tie. E.g. smiling, praying - each of them symmetrical form: "x stands in characterizing tie to y.
Asymmetrical: "x is characterized by y" - then y is a dependent element.
I 219
Categorical criterion of the subject-predicate distinction: "x is asserted bonded as non-relational to y" i.e. that universals can be predicted by particulars, but not particulars of universals. - But also universals can be predicated by universals.
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Universals/Strawson.
I 221
New: distinction between fact types instead of word types.
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IV 53
Sentence/Strawson: the general form of the sentence is: "It behaves so and so".
