On Wrinch's extension of the multiple relation theory of judgment.

Logique Et Analyse 256:385-401 (2021)
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In 1919, Dorothy Wrinch suggested how to extend Russell’s multiple relation theory of judgment in order for the theory to be able to account also for molecular and quantified judgments. In this paper, some worries for her extension, which all stem from metaphysical considerations, will be presented and what Wrinch said and could have said about them will be discussed.

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Giulia Felappi
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