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On Carnap sentences
Analysis 71 (2):245-246 (2011)
Abstract
The influential proposal that the analytical component of a theory is captured by its ‘Carnap sentence’ is critically scrutinized. A counterexample which makes the suggestion problematic is presented.Author's Profile
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