quantifier variance造句

• A related idea is quantifier variance.
• The term " quantifier variance " rests upon the philosophical term'quantifier', more precisely existential quantifier.
• Hirsch's quantifier variance has been connected to Quine and the'neo'- Quineans ) subscribe to the notion of multiple linguistic frameworks.
• Then'quantifier variance'combines the notion that the same object can have different names, so the quantifier may refer to the same thing even though different names are employed by it, and the notion that quantifier expressions can be formed in a variety of ways.
• Hirsch himself suggests some care in connecting " his version " of quantifier variance with Carnap : " Let's not call any philosophers quantifier variantists unless they are clearly committed to the idea that ( most of ) the things that exist are completely independent of language . " In this connection Hirsch says " I have a problem, however, in calling Carnap a quantifier variantist, insofar as he is often viewed as a verificationist anti-realist . " Although Thomasson does not think Carnap is properly considered to be an antirealist, she still disassociates Carnap from Hirsch's version of quantifier variance : " I ll argue, however, that Carnap in fact is not committed to quantifier variance in anything like Hirsch s sense, and that he [ Carnap ] does not rely on it in his ways of deflating metaphysical debates ."
• Hirsch himself suggests some care in connecting " his version " of quantifier variance with Carnap : " Let's not call any philosophers quantifier variantists unless they are clearly committed to the idea that ( most of ) the things that exist are completely independent of language . " In this connection Hirsch says " I have a problem, however, in calling Carnap a quantifier variantist, insofar as he is often viewed as a verificationist anti-realist . " Although Thomasson does not think Carnap is properly considered to be an antirealist, she still disassociates Carnap from Hirsch's version of quantifier variance : " I ll argue, however, that Carnap in fact is not committed to quantifier variance in anything like Hirsch s sense, and that he [ Carnap ] does not rely on it in his ways of deflating metaphysical debates ."
• Hirsch himself suggests some care in connecting " his version " of quantifier variance with Carnap : " Let's not call any philosophers quantifier variantists unless they are clearly committed to the idea that ( most of ) the things that exist are completely independent of language . " In this connection Hirsch says " I have a problem, however, in calling Carnap a quantifier variantist, insofar as he is often viewed as a verificationist anti-realist . " Although Thomasson does not think Carnap is properly considered to be an antirealist, she still disassociates Carnap from Hirsch's version of quantifier variance : " I ll argue, however, that Carnap in fact is not committed to quantifier variance in anything like Hirsch s sense, and that he [ Carnap ] does not rely on it in his ways of deflating metaphysical debates ."