Experiential Attitudes are Propositional

Abstract Attitudinal propositionalism is the view that all mental attitude content truth-evaluable. While attitudinal still silently assumed in large parts of analytic philosophy, recent work on objectual attitudes (i.e. like ‘fearing Moriarty’ and ‘imagining a unicorn’ are reported through intensional transitive verbs with direct object) has put under explanatory pressure. This paper defends for special subclass attitudes, viz. experiential attitudes. The latter seeing, remembering, imagining whose grammatical objects intuitively denote (events or) scenes. I provide propositional analysis preserves merits propositionalism. uses possibility representing target-scenes by intersection propositions true these show this makes available usual (Russellian) account intensionality common (Boolean) logic entailments.