The problem of closure and questioning attitudes

The problem of closure for the traditional unstructured possible worlds model attitudinal content is that it treats belief and other cognitive states as closed under entailment, despite apparent counterexamples showing this not a necessary property such states. One solution to problem, which has been proposed recently by several authors (Schaffer in: Hawthorne Gendler (eds) Oxford studies in epistemology, University Press, Oxford, pp 235–271, 2005; Yalcin Philos Phenomenol Res 97(1):23–47, 2018; Hoek Kindermann (ed) Unstructured content, forthcoming), restrict an setting treating propositional attitudes question-sensitive. Here I argue line response unsatisfying stands because more general than typically discussed. A version recurs like wondering, entertaining, considering, so on, are directed at questions rather propositions. For questioning attitudes, appeal question-sensitivity much less convincing closure.