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Truth-conditional semantics: truth-conditional semantics assume that the meaning of sentences can be determined by determining their truth value ("true" or "false"). It is assumed that the sentence components contribute to the meaning of the entire sentence, and the links ("and", "or", etc.) have the meaning which results from the logical truth tables. An example for a non-truth-conditional semantics is the conditional role semantics. See also compositionality, Frege-Principle, truth values, analyticity/syntheticity, understanding, semantics.
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Cresswell, Maxwell J. Truthconditional Semantics   Cresswell, Maxwell J.
Davidson, Donald Truthconditional Semantics   Davidson, Donald
Dummett, Michael E. Truthconditional Semantics   Dummett, Michael E.
Stalnaker, Robert Truthconditional Semantics   Stalnaker, Robert
Strawson, Peter F. Truthconditional Semantics   Strawson, Peter F.

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