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Meaning postulate

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Meaning Postulate is a formula to express an aspect of the sense of a predicate. The formula is expressed with - so-called - connectives. The used connectives are:
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Montague, Richard (1973), "The Proper Treatment of Quantification in Ordinary English", in Hintikka, K. J. J.; Moravcsik, J. M. E.; Suppes, P. (eds.),
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Partee, Barbara (2014). "A Brief History of the Syntax-Semantics Interface in Western Formal Linguistics".
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is a way of stipulating a relationship between the meanings of two or more words. They were introduced by
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1. "If and only if X is a man, then X is a human being." In meaning postulate this would look like this:
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3. "X is not awake, therefore X is asleep." In meaning postulate this would look like this:
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2. "If X is a girl, then X is female." In meaning postulate this would look like this:
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paraphrase ≡ "if and only if" entailment → "if" binary antonomy ~ "not"
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made heavy use of meaning postulates in the development of
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Carnap, Rudolf (October 1952). "Meaning postulates".
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