Presuppositions, Attitudes, and Why They Matter
Australasian Journal of Philosophy:1-19 (forthcoming)
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This paper introduces and defends a high-level generalization about the way that presupposition triggers interact with attitude verbs. This generalization tells us a great deal about what an adequate account of presupposition would have to look like. And it reveals one underappreciated way in which presupposition is philosophically interesting.
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