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• Russellianism and Psychological Generalizations.
• This objection hinges on attitude ascriptions inpsychological generalizations, such as (3).
• For example, it might be claimed that if psychological generalizations like (3) were false, then attitude ascriptions could not be used toexplain behavior. ...
• In my first reply, I make a few observations about the semantics of generalizations like (3), and then use those observations to argue that the generalizations would be true under Russellianism. ... In it, I concede (for the sake of argument) that if Russellianism is true, then generalizations like (3) are false. But in this second reply, I argue (contrary to the objection) that the generalizations really are false, and offer a Russellian explanation for why they appear to be true to ordinary speakers. ...
• First, some readers who are familiar with the views of Salmon and Soames might expect me to rely heavily on their distinction between the semantic contents and pragmatic implications of generalizations like (3). They might expect me to claim, for instance, that utterances of generalizations like (3) pragmatically convey true propositions that are not semantically expressed by the generalizations. ...
• For example, I shall not respond to the earlier objection concerning explanation and psychological generalizations; neither shall I respond to claims that ascriptions of Russellian content (or, more generally, "broad content") cannot explain behavior because Russellian content (or broad content) is causally irrelevant to behavior. ... (5) In this paper, I restrict myself to discussing the Generalization Objection, and whether the psychological generalizations would be true under Russellianism. ...
• (6a)-(6c) are psychological generalizations.
• Richard, Crimmins, and Devitt claim that ordinary psychological generalizations like (6a)-(6c) are true. (15) But they claim that if Russellianism were true, then the generalizations would be false. ...
• The argument's crucial premise is the claim that the generalizations would be false if Russellianism were true. ... Therefore, if Russellianism is true, then Sue falsifies (6a)-(6c), and so these generalizations are false, if Russellianism is true. ...
• The criticism alleges simply that the psychological generalizations are false under Russellianism. ...

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• Data Analysis and Generalizations is an advanced high school module or post-secondary module that engages students in studying real solar wind information collected from the Genesis spacecraft and posted on the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) Genesis Science Data Web site. ...
• Data Analysis and Generalizations emphasizes experimental design and inquiry science concepts. ...
• In Data Analysis and Generalizations, students ask questions that can be answered by analyzing this archived information. ... Students draw conclusions and make generalizations that are then reviewed by their peers. ...
• Students will analyze the information in order to answer their questions and make models, generalizations or explanations. ...
• If several models, explanations, or generalizations occur due to this analysis, students will need to make decisions about which explanation best fits the evidence found in the data. ...
• Students then have the opportunity to make revisions or alter their explanations and generalizations based on peer feedback. ...
• During the poster session, the students will communicate the process used, report any revisions made as a result of the peer review, and the generalizations resulting from their findings. ...
• This education module, Data Analysis and Generalizations, was developed by educators at Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning. ...

• Applications and Generalizations of Complex Analysis.
• It is with great pleasure that we welcome you in the 7th Workshop on "Applications and Generalizations of Complex Analysis", hosted by the University of Aveiro on June 4-5, 2004. ...
• As we achieve the 10th European Intensive Course on Complex Analysis and its Generalizations this year's Workshop will have a two goal propose: first, we will honour the coordinators of the Erasmus Galois Network that sponsored the series of Intensive Courses, by means of five plenary lectures given by Professors which distinguished themselves for theirs contributions in the Intensive Courses; second, we celebrate the long lasting co-operation between the involved Universities, Students and Lecturers from almost a dozen European countries participated in the past and which we hope will also continue in the future in a great variety of fields of mathematics.

• 433-444 (2002) Napoleon's Theorem and Generalizations Through Linear Maps .

• Grammatical constructions and linguistic generalizations: .
• Grammatical constructions and linguistic generalizations: The What's X doing Y? construction.
• Language-internal generalizations are captured inheritance relations among constructions. Cross-language generalizations are captured by the architecture of the representation system and by the sharing of abstract constructions across languages. ...

• Home >> Journals List >> Econometrica >> Investigating Generalizations of Expected Utility Theory Using Experimental Data. ...
• Investigating Generalizations of Expected Utility Theory Using Experimental Data.

• “Complex Analysis and its Generalizations (with applications to partial differential equations)” .
• There will be an Workshop on "Applications and Generalizations of Complex Analysis" on the 16th of March. ...
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• Re: Generalizations .
• Re: Generalizations, 2/17/05, by judy3ca. ...

• THE CAUCHY INTEGRAL FORMULA AND ITS GENERALIZATIONS .

• Chinese Generalizations .
• In my last column, I made some broad generalizations about Chinese and China.
• Instead, I shrouded them in quasi-ironic generalizations. ...
• Chinese Generalizations.

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