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work_vrdl4naxtfei7dpo4jwded2vse	J. Ketland	Empirical Adequacy and Ramsification	2004	13	.pdf	application/pdf	6174	504	61	empirically correct and satisfies a certain cardinality condition on its theoretical ([2001]), is that the structural content of a theory Θ is given by its Ramsey sentence extra-logical predicates of this language are interpreted by three sequences of realworld relations: <Oi> = (O1, O2, ...) (the 'observational' relations), <Mi> = (M1, M2, semantical relation of a sentence's being true in a model, a notion which Tarski also defined, but in a So, a Henkin structure for the language L2(O) satisfies a Ramsey sentence just in observational consequences are true, then the truth of the Ramsey sentence follows as a theorem of set theory or second-order logic, provided our initial relation to the so-called 'model-theoretic view' of scientific theories. observational consequences are true, then the truth of the Ramsey sentence follows as a theorem of set theory or second-order logic' (Demopoulos and Friedman [1985], p.	./cache/work_vrdl4naxtfei7dpo4jwded2vse.pdf	./txt/work_vrdl4naxtfei7dpo4jwded2vse.txt