10642 | Second-order quantifiers are committed to concepts, as first-order commits to objects [Frege, by Linnebo] |
16964 | Theories are committed to objects of which some of its predicates must be true [Quine] |
16021 | Quine says we can expand predicates easily (ideology), but not names (ontology) [Quine, by Noonan] |
10747 | Accepting properties by ontological commitment tells you very little about them [Oliver] |
10748 | Reference is not the only way for a predicate to have ontological commitment [Oliver] |