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The class of which things which P is true. |
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A description, criterion, or test which is sufficient in principle to allow one to determine for any object x whether or not x is P. |
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the emotional attitude or reaction that the speaker intends to communicate by using that particular term. |
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The word has a number of meanings. |
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There is a range of borderline cases to which the term neither definitely applies nor definitely fails to apply. |
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when it is asserted that for the term P, the class as a whole has the property P. |
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When it is asserted that for term P every member of a given class has the property P |
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The terms which set out the precise meaning of the definiedum |
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the term which is being defined |
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A necessary condition for P that every instance of P must have. |
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A condition whose presence suffices for P. |
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An argument in which (a0 there is a shift in meaning of some term used and (B) if the term is taken in the same sense throughout, some premise of the argument will be false. |
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there is some sharply defined criterion or tests that determines when the term applies and when it does not. |
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An argument that either has no difference or has an armageodon effect. |
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Arguments which treat a predicate true as if it is equivalent to a predicate true of each member of a class. |
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From some predicate true of a member of a class to the same predicate ascribed to the class as a whole |
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if and only if the defining terms are true of something of which the defined term is not true. |
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if and only if the defined term is true of something of which the defining terms are not true...the extension of the defining terms to include something that is in the extension of the defined term |
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