The research method used in this is quantitative descriptive, involving 1 dependent variable and 3 independent variables; the variables are Green Involvement, Workplace Well Being, Career Planning, while Turnover Intention. results of data analysis show that green involvement has a positive influence on turnover intentions. This can be seen based significance value of.007 0.05, which indicates ...

What does it mean that certain properties globally supervene on others? The paper criticises the now standard way of spelling out the notion in terms of 1-1 correlations between world-domains and proposes a modification that escapes the difficulties. The new definition can secure the additional benefit of resisting an argument to the effect that global supervenience is theoretically dispensable...

I discuss three ways of responding to the logical omniscience problems faced by traditional ‘possible worlds’ epistemic logics. Two of these responses were put forward by Hintikka and the third by Cresswell; all three have been influential in the literature on epistemic logic. I show that both of Hintikka’s responses fail and present some problems for Cresswell’s. Although Cresswell’s approach ...

What characters believe, how they act based on those beliefs, and how their beliefs are updated is an essential element of many stories. State-space narrative planning algorithms treat their search spaces like a set of temporally possible worlds. We present an extension that models character beliefs as epistemically possible worlds and describe how such a space is generated. We also present the...

As an introduction, I want to contrast two general traditions in semantics, one realistic and one cognitive. According to the realistic approach to semantics the meaning of an expression is something out there in the world. In technical terms, a semantics for a language is defined as a mapping from the syntactic structures to things in the world (or in several possible worlds). Often meanings a...

This paper develops a new STIT based deontic logic, pessimistic utilitarian deontic logic, capable of analyzing the miners puzzle. The key idea of the semantics of this logic is: one set of possible worlds is better than another set of possible worlds iff the worst world in the first set is better than the worst world in the second. This semantics gives an idea to write predictions in the miner...

Given any symmetric monoidal (closed) category C and any suitable collections W of objects of C, it is shown how to construct C[W], a polynomial such category, the result of freely adjoining to C a system of monoidal indeterminates for every element of W. It is then shown that all of the categories of “possible worlds” used to treat languages that allow for dynamic creation of “new” variables, ...

Conversationally relevant descriptions are definite descriptions that are not merely tools for the identification of a referent, but are also crucial to the discourse in other respects. I analyze the uses of such descriptions in assertions as conveying a particular ~ype of conversational implicatures. Such implicstures can be represented within the framework of possible world semantics. The ana...