Easy Knowledge and Millianism
Posted on September 26, 2008
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Easy Knowledge and Millianism. You’ve heard of Millianism before although perhaps not called that. It’s the idea that the meaning of a proper noun is the object to which it refers. (Which is not the idea that the meaning is the relationship between name-token and object.)
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