The document discusses different types of judgments, propositions, sentences and how their truth values are determined. It outlines five types of grammatical sentences, three kinds of propositions based on how their truth value is determined, and different types of propositions based on their structure. It also provides examples of classifying different sentences and statements and identifying the theory used to determine their truth value.
The document discusses different types of judgments, propositions, sentences and how their truth values are determined. It outlines five types of grammatical sentences, three kinds of propositions based on how their truth value is determined, and different types of propositions based on their structure. It also provides examples of classifying different sentences and statements and identifying the theory used to determine their truth value.
The document discusses different types of judgments, propositions, sentences and how their truth values are determined. It outlines five types of grammatical sentences, three kinds of propositions based on how their truth value is determined, and different types of propositions based on their structure. It also provides examples of classifying different sentences and statements and identifying the theory used to determine their truth value.
the mind sees the relationship of two concepts and pronouncement of agreement or disagreement between them.
Sentence and Propositions
A proposition is a sentence but a sentence is not always a proposition. This is because a proposition essentially has a truth-value, which means is either truth or false while other kinds of sentences do not have this character. Five Types of Grammatical Sentences 1. Interrogative sentence is a type of sentence used to express questions. 2. Imperative sentence is used to express a command, order or request 3. Exclamatory sentence is used to express intense feelings/emotions. 4. Expletive sentence is used to express wishes or things that will happen in the future. 5. Declarative sentence is used to express relationship of the subject and the predicate as being affirmed or denied. Kinds of Prepositions based on how their truth values are determined 1. Analytic Prepositions the truth-value of these statements is known through the application of the “Coherence Theory of Truth” which states that the statement is true if there is no inconsistency or disagreement between the subject and predicate, and false if there is an inconsistency or disagreement between the subject and predicate. Ex. Triangles have four side Kinds of Prepositions based on how their truth values are determined 2. Empirical Proposition – the truth value of these statement is known through the application of the “Correspondence Theory of Truth” which states that the statement is true if the statement corresponds with the state of affairs it is referring to, otherwise false if it does not. Ex. My dog is barking at my neighbor’s door. Kinds of Prepositions based on how their truth values are determined 3. Evaluative Proposition – the truth value of these statements are known through application of the “Pragmatic Criterion of Truth” which states that the truth or falsity of a statement depends on the belief of the one asserting it as to whether it benefit him or not in accepting the statement to be true or false. Kinds Of Prepositions Based On Their Structure Categorical prepositions these are assertion about the relationship between two classes of terms, the subject term and predicate term. Ex. All bachelor are unmarried man Compound prepositions this subject are assertions about the relationship between two or more statements thereby involving more than one subject and predicate. Kinds Of Prepositions Based On Their Structure Compound prepositions this subject are assertions about the relationship between two or more statements thereby involving more than one subject and predicate. Ex. Conditional Statement If you pass all the exams, then you pass the course Bi-conditional Statement Ex. You will go to Boracay if and only if you pass all your subjects. Kinds Of Prepositions Based On Their Structure Compound prepositions this subject are assertions about the relationship between two or more statements thereby involving more than one subject and predicate. Disjunctive statement Ex. Either you bring your parents next meeting or you will be dropped from the class. Conjunctive statement Ex. My teacher in Accounting is an excellent teacher and he is a very good lawyer too Classify the following sentences 1. Are you taking the test? 2. What an awful things to say! 3. Thou shall not steal. 4. Carry your load and follow me. 5. The examination is quite easy 6. I wish I have a million bucks. 7. That’s disgusting! 8. Our professor is six-feet high. 9. Will I get the promotion? 10. I will marry you someday. 11. Please come in. 12. I plan to have a three children 13. How can I help you? 14. This is embarassing! 15. There are black and white marbles in my pocket. Classify the following statement as Emperical, Analytic, or Evaluative and name the theory use to determine their truth value. 1. Ghost are earth-bound spirits 2. A spinsters in an unmarried old lady 3. Cheating is morally wrong. 4. My professor is 45 year old. 5. Mammals have mammary glands. 6. I have 1000 in my pocket. 7. This water is clean 8. Prayers can heal any sickness. 9. Supernatural beings do exist 10. Clocks tell time
Libro. Manfred Riedel (Auth.), Juha Manninen, Raimo Tuomela (Eds.) Essays On Explanation and Understanding - Studies in The Foundations of Humanities and Social Sciences 1975 PDF