On sense and intension
Philosophical Perspectives 16 (s16):135-82 (2002)
| Abstract | What is involved in the meaning of our expressions? Frege suggested that there is an aspect of an expression. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Expression Indexicality Intension Logic Meaning Sense Variability Kripke, S | |||||||||
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