Full Idea
'Broadly' logical necessities are propositions whose truth derives entirely from the concepts involved in them (together, of course, with relevant structure).
Gist of Idea
'Broadly' logical necessities are derived (in a structure) entirely from the concepts
Source
Bob Hale (Absolute Necessities [1996], 3)
Book Reference
-: 'Philosophical Perspectives' [-], p.100
A Reaction
Is the 'logical' part of this necessity bestowed by the concepts, or by the 'structure' (which I take to be a logical structure)?