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Proliferation of Coreferential Homonyms
Abstract
A truism: a name that is essentially associated with a description—so that its description contributes to the psychological explanations in which it figures—refers not to its referent simpliciter but to its referent relative to the information that is mirrored by the description.Author's Profile
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