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Proxy Functions and Inscrutability of Reference
Analysis 54 (4):228 - 235 (1994)
Abstract
Objection to Quine's argument for the inscrutability of reference. The proxy functions don't preserve the relations to experience, contrary to Quine's claims.Author's Profile
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