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SEP: Propositions (12720 words) |
 | An attitude ascription ‘S Vs that p’ is true iff ‘S’ designates a person who stands in the attitude relation expressed by ‘V’ to the proposition designated by ‘that p’ (and false iff ‘S’ designates a person who doesn't stand in such relation to such a proposition). |
| Once one concedes that that p is true in W, though, it is hard to resist the conclusion that it exists in W. |
| If a proposition P is said to exist only if it is the content of some attitude, for example, then many instances of (E) will be false or at least lack truth-value. |
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