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proposition 1. Philosophy a. the content of a sentence that affirms or denies something and is capable of being true or false b. the meaning of such a sentence: I am warm always expresses the same proposition whoever the speaker is 2. Maths a statement or theorem, usually containing its proof
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Formalists take the position that mathematical statements don't have an intrinsic truth or falsity--that the only thing that can ever be said about a statement is whether it can be proved in a given axiom system. 3] mathematical statement (Public x Parochial x Private = a vigorous learning community). Who can make a mathematical statement about this letter? |
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