The multiple uses of indexicals
Synthese 78 (2):167--191 (1989)
| Abstract | you use it. These two assumptions, which I believe to be false, are based on a more fundamental assumption, that the rule governing the reference of an indexical remains constant from use to use. Contemporary theories hold that the reference of an indexical varies from use to (relevantly different) use, but that the reference-fixing rule of use is You can search.. | |||||||||
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