Assertion: utterance's content | /r/HasProperty | the proposition
Facets:
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: for indicative sentences
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The semantic content of John’s utterance above, for example, is something like the proposition
text: We have spoken thus far as if the contents of speech acts must be Propositions, and indeed Searle routinely analyzes speech acts as having the form F(p) (e.g., 1975, p. 344), where ‘F’ is the force component and
text: For indicative sentences, such contents are typically called Propositions.
text: On the other hand, the referential content of u will be the proposition that, say, Elwood put his hands on Eloise, if the actual facts about u provide Elwood, Eloise as the referents and putting one’s hands on as the relevant sense of ‘touches.