Proposition (philosophy)

In philosophy, a proposition is a statement that expresses a claim or assertion that can be evaluated as true or false. It is the meaning or content behind a statement, independent of how it is expressed. For example, "The sky is blue" is a proposition because it asserts something that can be verified for truth. Propositions are fundamental in logic and reasoning, as they form the basis for building arguments and exploring concepts about reality, truth, and meaning.