Discussion
Why must beliefs be reified to be represented?
Answer: B
Believing relates an agent to the content of the belief, and that content must be an object in the language before it can be an argument, since a sentence cannot be substituted into an argument position. The belief may also be false, which a fact cannot be. Uncertainty, time and ownership are related complications rather than the reason. That a representation must be able to refer to its own sentences, if it is to describe mental states, is a genuine structural requirement.
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