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(2015) Synthese 192 (11).
Deploying distinctions between ignorance of (p) and ignorance that (p) (is true), and between knowledge of (p) and knowledge that (p) (is true), I address a question that has hitherto received little attention, namely: what is it to have knowledge of propositions? I then provide a taxonomy of ontological conceptions of the nature of propositions, and explore several of their interesting epistemological implications.
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DOI: 10.1007/s11229-015-0712-6
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Le Morvan, P. (2015). On the ignorance, knowledge, and nature of propositions. Synthese 192 (11), pp. 3647-3662.
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