Saul Kripke's book Naming and Necessity refutes a theory of proper names that he names after Frege and this man, who addressed the problem of negative existentials and classified names as "disguised" definite descriptions in an essay where he addressed the sentence "the present (*) King of France is not bald," his essay On Denoting. This thinker is
Saul Kripke's book Naming and Necessity refutes a theory of proper names that he names after Frege and this man, who addressed the problem of negative existentials and classified names as "disguised" definite descriptions in an essay where he addressed the sentence "the present (*) King of France is not bald," his essay On Denoting. This thinker is also known for an essay stating "Religion is based... primarily and mainly upon fear," but may be best known for cowriting a work about a titular logical discipline. FTP, name this author of Why I Am Not a Christian, who cowrote Principia Mathematica with Alfred Whitehead.
Saul Kripke's book Naming and Necessity refutes a theory of proper names that he names after Frege and this man, who addressed the problem of negative existentials and classified names as "disguised" definite descriptions in an essay where he addressed the sentence "the present (*) King of France is not bald," his essay On Denoting.
Bertrand {Russell}