Temporal externalism, deference, and our ordinary linguistic practice

Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 86 (3):365-380 (2005)
Abstract Temporal externalists argue that ascriptions of thought and utterance content can legitimately reflect contingent conceptual developments that are only settled after the time of utterance. While the view has been criticized for failing to accord with our
Keywords Deference  Externalism  Language  Thought  Utterance
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