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Referring, singular terms, and presupposition

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    David S. Schwarz

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The leading ideas in this paper evolved over several years of discussion with Paul Grice and George Myro, and I would not be able to say at this point what is theirs and what is mine, — although I do know that our views especially about relational belief, are not identical. In any case, I am in their debt for their substantial assistance and encouragement, I owe thanks also to Michael Gardner, who gave generously of his time, and whose good advice assisted greatly the emergence of the present draft.

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Schwarz, D.S. Referring, singular terms, and presupposition. Philosophical Studies 30, 63–74 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00355285

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