An actualist’s guide to quantifying-in
| Abstract | I offer solutions to a puzzle about intentional identity and a related puzzle about empty names. (This is part of a trilogy of papers on content; the other two are’Ontological Commitment’ and ‘On Specifying Content’.). | |||||||||
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