Lexicon of Arguments

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I 283
Indefinite singular term: quantification disappears in "something is an x such that", "everything is an x ...".
I 316
Paraphrases by quantification uncover false existence assumptions.
>Existence/Quine
VI 41
Quantification/Quine/(s) is a postulation of objects.
X 94
Quantification/variable/Quine: in the open sentence after the quantifier "x" stands at a point where a name could be - E.g. also names of numbers - the sentences do not say that names or numbers are walking- "EF" does not say, "is a predicate such and such", but an object that is called by the predicate is so and so" - this object could be a property (pro Frege ) - VsRussell: but not a predicate - mixing up of representation (schema) and quantification (talking about).
>Predicates/Quine
X 104
Apparent Quantification/Quine: Apparent values ​​of the new quantifiable variables " p", " q ", etc.: truth values - then sentences are exceptionally names of these apparent objects - we can quantify over apparent objects - apparent objects arise from context definition.
>Objects/Quine
Lauener XI 38
Quantification/Lauener/(s): truth values can only be attributed to quantified sentences.
>Truth Value/Quine

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