Frege's Metaphors
Hypatia 7 (2):18 - 39 (1992)
| Abstract | The form of the sentence, as it is understood in contemporary semantics and linguistics, is functional. This paper interprets the metaphors in which Frege shows what the functional sentence means, arguing that Frege's sentence is neither an adequate translation of natural language nor of use in feminist theorizing. | |||||||||
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