Titlebook: On Truth; Original Manuscript Frank Plumpton Ramsey,Nicholas Rescher,Ulrich Maje Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991

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Judgmentanswer, in fact, our Question II, what is propositional reference? But before starting on this it is best to make certain preliminary distinctions between the states of mind with which we have to deal.

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Introductoryiption and explanation of what happens, these three normative studies aim not at description but at criticism. To account for our actual conduct is the duty of the psychologist; the logician, the critic and the moralist tell us not how we do, but how we ought to think, to feel and to act.

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Paper to the Society — Autumn 1922 however, is so difficult that I have abandoned the attempt, is to explain the reasons which are to me decisive in favour of the view which I shall put forward, namely that it is the only one compatible with the rest of Mr. Wittgenstein’s system.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3738-61922; coherence; knowledge; manuscript; nature; philosophy; philosophy of science; time; truth

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JudgmentThe truth or falsity of a mental state we found to depend upon its propositional reference, and our next problem is to analyse or explain this characteristic; but before starting on this, it is as well to consider certain preliminary distinctions between the states of mind in question.

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Introductiondescription and explanation of what happens, these three normative studies aim not at description but at criticism. To account for our actual conduct is the duty of the psychologist; the logician, the critic, and the moralist tell us not how we do but how we ought to think, feel, and act.