Temporal indexicals and temporal terms
Synthese 130 (3):441 - 460 (2002)
| Abstract | Indexical reference is personal, ephemeral, confrontational, and executive. Hence it is not reducible to nonindexical reference to what is not confronted. Conversely, nonindexical reference is not reducible to indexical reference. (Castañeda 1989, p. 70). | |||||||||
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