proposition

is a sentence which affirms or denies a predicate of a subject.

Aristotelian logic a proposition is a particular kind of sentence: one which affirms or denies a predicate of a subject. ' . . . 'propositions are related to closed sentences, to distinguish them from what is expressed by an open sentence, or predicate

is a structured entity with objects and properties as constituents.

held that propositions were structured entities with objects and properties as constituents' (wiki)

is valid only insofar as it can be demonstrated. One is of course never able to suspend personal opinions entirely, but they have no weight.

The result of this kind of phenomenological research is necessarily a variety of directions, i.e., directions of inquiry. But there is no phenomenological school. There are different directions of work that subject themselves to reciprocal critique. Every proposition is valid only insofar as it can be demonstrated. One is of course never able to suspend personal opinions entirely, but they have no weight. (heidegger 'struggle' : 160)

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