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work_iebq7yehwrghpe62fvjrkemztm	L. Nathan Oaklander	Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology	1980	22	.pdf	application/pdf	10277	621	62	negative sentences are truth-functionally non-atomic and that the facts for negative facts, but to Russell's entire conception of logical atomism. IL cannot also represent an ontology of positive and negative facts. "logical truth" corresponded to relations among facts and this, in whereas true positive sentences correspond truly and false negative sentences correspond falsely to positive facts. sentences do not correspond to negative facts. the positive sentence corresponds to a fact whereas the negative true and false positive sentences-then we may avoid negative facts. Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology [pp. Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology [pp. Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology [pp. Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology [pp. Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology [pp. Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology [pp. Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology [pp. Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology [pp. Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology [pp. Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology [pp. Russell, Negative Facts, and Ontology [pp.	./cache/work_iebq7yehwrghpe62fvjrkemztm.pdf	./txt/work_iebq7yehwrghpe62fvjrkemztm.txt