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The 58 pages that link to Proposition, each with the reason it gives.

• Mathematical inductionRelated: Induction proves a proposition separately indexed by each natural number.

• Type theoryRelated: Some type theories treat propositions themselves as types.

• AgnosticismRelated: The central proposition is that at least one god exists.

• BeliefRelated: Beliefs take propositions as their contents.

• Proof assistantRelated: Formal proof development begins by stating propositions as goals.

• FoundationalismRelated: Beliefs in foundationalist theories typically take propositions as their contents.

• Possible worldsRelated: Worlds are commonly treated as assigning truth values to propositions.

• Stoic logicRelated: Stoic analysis begins with complete statements rather than isolated terms.

• Gilbert RyleRelated: The distinction between knowing propositions and knowing how to act is central to Ryle’s critique of intellectualism.

• Innate ideasRelated: Some theories concern innate principles or propositions, not merely inborn capacities.

• LogicRelated: Propositions serve as the truth-bearing units in many formal systems.

• PredicateRelated: Applying a predicate to arguments produces a proposition with a truth value.

• Epistemic contextualismRelated: Knowledge attributions concern whether a subject knows a particular proposition.

• Tractatus Logico-PhilosophicusRelated: The work analyzes propositions as pictures of possible facts.

• Concepts & principlesRelated: Principles are often expressed as propositions about how things are or should be.

• Negative and positive atheismRelated: Positive atheism asserts a proposition about whether gods exist.

• Nick Cave and the Bad SeedsRelated: Cave’s work with Hillcoat brought the band’s musical world into an Australian frontier story.