A book titled after this work's "unfinished semantic agenda" covers "Ambiguity and Indexicality" and "Millian Meaning and Pseudo-Fregean Attitudes" and was written by Scott Soames. Joseph Almog plays on this work's title in a paper that denounces a "strong" and "weak" distinction that this work draws, required by a specific "modal orientation" of a concept from this work. That Almog work claims linguistic arguments might be more suitable, complaining that "the offspring of gametes G" is the "syntactic ally" of "the president involved in the Watergate affair." The third part of this work examines the mind-body problem and natural kinds, and its second part discusses the "cluster theory" of names. This work is a compi
A book titled after this work's "unfinished semantic agenda" covers "Ambiguity and Indexicality" and "Millian Meaning and Pseudo-Fregean Attitudes" and was written by Scott Soames. Joseph Almog plays on this work's title in a paper that denounces a "strong" and "weak" distinction that this work draws, required by a specific "modal orientation" of a concept from this work. That Almog work claims linguistic arguments might be more suitable, complaining that "the offspring of gametes G" is the "syntactic ally" of "the president involved in the Watergate affair." The third part of this work examines the mind-body problem and natural kinds, and its second part discusses the "cluster theory" of names. This work is a compilation of three lectures given at Princeton in 1970. To replace Russell's theory of definite descriptions, this work develops the idea of phrases that mean the same thing in all possible worlds. For 10 points, name this book that introduced "rigid designators" by Saul Kripke.
A book titled after this work's "unfinished semantic agenda" covers "Ambiguity and Indexicality" and "Millian Meaning and Pseudo-Fregean Attitudes" and was written by Scott Soames.
{Naming} and {Necessity}