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- Rod Bertolet (1987). Speaker Reference. Philosophical Studies 52 (2).
- Steven E. Boer (1972). Reference and Identifying Descriptions. Philosophical Review 81 (2):208-228.
- Emma Borg (2006). Reference Without Referents – R. M. Sainsbury. Ratio 19 (3):370–375.
- David Braddon-Mitchell (2005). The Subsumption of Reference. British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 56 (1).
- Berit Brogaard (2008). Inscrutability and Ontological Commitment. Philosophical Studies 141 (1).
- Scott Carson (2000). Aristotle on Existential Import and Nonreferring Subjects. Synthese 124 (3).
- William R. Carter (1987). Contingent Identity and Rigid Designation. Mind 96 (382):250-255.
- Hugh S. Chandler (1975). Rigid Designation. Journal of Philosophy 72 (13):363-369.
- Monte Cook (1980). If 'Cat' is a Rigid Designator, What Does It Designate? Philosophical Studies 37 (1):61-4.
- Tim Crane, Sainsbury on Thinking About an Object.
- D. Cummiskey (1992). Reference Failure and Scientific Realism: A Response to the Meta-Induction. British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 43 (1):21-40.
- Dan Lopez de Sa, Flexible Property Designators.
- Arda Denkel (1980). On Failure to Refer. Mind 89 (356):599-604.
- Michael Devitt (2005). Rigid Application. Philosophical Studies 125 (2):139--165.
- Iris Einheuser (2005). Two Types of Rigid Designation. Dialectica 59 (3):367–374.
- Matti Eklund, The Ontological Significance of Inscrutability.
- Matti Eklund, Vagueness and Second-Level Indeterminacy.
- Mürvet Enç (1986). Towards a Referential Analysis of Temporal Expressions. Linguistics and Philosophy 9 (4).
- Tim Fernando (2009). Situations as Indices and as Denotations. Linguistics and Philosophy 32 (2).
- Frederic B. Fitch (1960). Some Logical Aspects of Reference and Existence. Journal of Philosophy 57 (20/21):640-647.
- Bradley Franks & Nick Braisby (1998). What is the Point? Concepts, Description, and Rigid Designation. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (1):70-70.
- Andre Gallois (1988). Carter on Contingent Identity and Rigid Designation. Mind 97 (386):273-278.
- André Gallois (1986). Rigid Designation and the Contingency of Identity. Mind 95 (377):57-76.
- Richard T. Garner (1971). Nonreferring Uses of Proper Names. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 31 (3):358-368.
- Mario Gómez-Torrente (2006). Rigidity and Essentiality. Mind 115 (458).
- Douglas Greenlee (1973). Relativity Without Inscrutability. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 33 (4):574-578.
- Peter Hanks (2006). Scott Soames's Beyond Rigidity: The Unfinished Semantic Agenda of Naming and Necessity. Noûs 40 (1):184–203.
- Jussi Haukioja (2006). Proto-Rigidity. Synthese 150 (2).
- John Justice (2003). The Semantics of Rigid Designation. Ratio 16 (1):33–48.
- Philipp Keller, The Tao of Metaphysics: The Epidemiology of Names.
- Charles F. Kielkopf (1977). There is No Really Rigid Designation. Noûs 11 (4):409-416.
- Frederick Kroon & Jonathan McKeown-Green (2005). Beyond Rigidity: The Unfinished Semantic Agenda of Naming and Necessity. Australasian Journal of Philosophy 83 (3):423 – 430.
- Joseph LaPorte, Rigid Designators. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
- Joseph LaPorte (2006). Rigid Designators for Properties. Philosophical Studies 130 (2).
- Michael Levin (1987). Rigid Designators: Two Applications. Philosophy of Science 54 (2):283-294.
- Genoveva Marti (2002). Review of Scott Soames, Beyond Rigidity: The Unfinished Semantic Agenda of Naming and Necessity. Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews 2002 (12).
- Colin McGinn (1982). Rigid Designation and Semantic Value. Philosophical Quarterly 32 (127):97-115.
- Christian Nimtz (2005). Reassessing Referential Indeterminacy. Erkenntnis 62 (1).
- Peter Pagin (2006). Intersubjective Externalism. In T. Marvan (ed.), What Determines Content? The Internalism/Externalism Dispute. Cambridge Scholar Press.
- Michael Pendlebury (1990). Why Proper Names Are Rigid Designators. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 50 (3):519-536.
- Willard V. Quine (1939). Designation and Existence. Journal of Philosophy 36 (26):701-709.
- Murali Ramachandran, Rigidity, Occasional Identity, and Leibniz's Law.
- Mark Sainsbury, The Essence of Reference.
- Benjamin Schnieder (2008). Further Remarks on Property Designators and Rigidity (Reply to López De Sa's Criticisms). Grazer Philosophische Studien 76 (1):199-208.
- Benjamin Sebastian Schnieder (2005). Property Designators, Predicates, and Rigidity. Philosophical Studies 122 (3).
- Itay Shani (2005). Intension and Representation: Quine's Indeterminacy Thesis Revisited. Philosophical Psychology 18 (4):415 – 440.
- Alan Sidelle (1992). Rigidity, Ontology, and Semantic Structure. Journal of Philosophy 89 (8):410-430.
- A. D. Smith (1987). Semantical Considerations on Rigid Designation. Mind 96 (381):83-92.
- William C. Smith (1980). Dummett and Rigid Designators. Philosophical Studies 37 (1).
- Scott Soames (2006). Précis of Beyond Rigidity. Philosophical Studies 128 (3).
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