He also suggests that the inference corresponding to existential generalization be termed " particular generalization ".
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The motif of homelessness and insecurity, always going to the existential generalization, also has been reflected in her works.
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This is an informal version of the logical rule known as existential introduction ( also known as " particularisation " or " existential generalization " ).
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If successful, this shows that Quine is wrong in thinking that substitution failure implies existential generalization failure for ( or inability to quantify into ) the clauses that exhibit such substitution failure.
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The idea that some of our rules of inference should depend on empirical information, which may not be forthcoming, is so foreign to the character of logical inquiry that a thorough re-examination of the two inferences [ existential generalization and universal instantiation ] may prove worth our while.
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Logically proper names are indexicals such as " this " and " that ", which directly refer ( in a theory of definite descriptions, such descriptions must, in turn, be reduced, to a certain very specific logical form of existential generalization as follows:
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