Suppositional Reference
Suppositional Reference is a semantic theory within medieval logic that identifies the referential function of a term in a hypothetical or conditional context by distinguishing its inferential role from its usual supposition in categorical propositions.
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The Pragmatics of Indefinite Reference
Sue Ellen Wright, T. Givón · Studies in Language · 1987 · 142 citations
Theories of the Proposition: Some Early Sixteenth Century Discussions
E. J. Ashworth · Franciscan studies · 1978 · 58 citations
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Walter Burley on The Kinds of Simple Supposition
Paul Vincent Spade · Vivarium · 1999 · 30 citations
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