Hard and Soft Intensionalism

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Review of Metaphysics 23 (3):399 - 416 (1970)
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Unfortunately, an at least equally important and fundamental dispute among intensionalists themselves has tended to be blurred and/or ignored, with the result that many, perhaps most, contemporary philosophers are either inconsistent or vague on the issue.

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