Analysis Question

I’m hunting for a certain type of case and could use some help. I’m looking for a biconditional with something like the form

For all x, x is F iff blah blah x blah blah

that is BOTH correct as an analysis of Fness AND plausibly true for other reasons. In other words, this would need to be a biconditional of which we think: (i) it’s a correct analysis, and (ii) were it not a correct analysis, it’d still be true.

Any ideas?

Represent

Congratulations to the Michigan graduate students (gruers?)—Ian Flora, John Ku, Howard Nye, Dave Plunkett, and Ivan Mayerhofer—who will be presenting at this year’s Oxford Graduate Conference.

[HT: Nate Charlow, who presented at last year's conference.]