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Language necessitates ontological commitments
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Philosophical sources discuss how certain linguistic structures, terms, or theories carry ontological commitments, but do not comprehensively establish that all language universally necessitates such commitments as a strict absolute.

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... ontological commitment . Singular terms , by definition , are those that aim to refer . A term t aims to refer iff it is usable , given the conventions of the language ... necessitates the proposition with respect to O that it exists ... McGrath argues for an original truth theory that combines elements of two well-known philosophical theories--deflationism and correspondence.
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conditions, and so the ontological commitments , of sentences in ordinary language are, for the most part ... back to assign ontological commitments to the original theory couched in ordinary language .[44] More recent ... the project of discovering the ontological commitments of ordinary language should proceed by searching, ...
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  1. Between Deflationism and Correspondence Theoryreferencesame source L1no side taken
  2. Global Anti-realismreferencesame source L1no side taken
  3. Ontological Commitmentreferenceno side taken
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