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A proposition is the core meaning or content that underlies a statement—the idea that remains the same whether expressed in English, German, or any other language, and that can be true or false depending on whether it matches reality. Propositions matter because they explain how different people can share the same belief and how different sentences can mean the same thing, making them central to understanding language, thought, and truth.
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In filosofia e logica moderna, una proposizione è una frase, ossia un'espressione linguistica dotata di significato, a cui è sempre collegato uno dei due valori di verità: vero (V) o falso (F). Le proposizioni sono i costituenti principali degli argomenti di cui si occupa la logica, in particolare nella logica proposizionale.
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