Gottlob Frege suggested that "sinn," or sense," was a necessary component of these entities.
The title figure of Plato's Cratylus is an extreme naturalist when it comes to these entities, arguing that they naturally address their referent, going so far as to deny Hermogenese the right to his example of this. Gottlob Frege suggested that "sinn," or sense," was a necessary component of these entities. Saul Kripke said these entities differed from definite descriptions in their "modal profile," noting that these entities have an intention that is constant throughout metaphysically possible worlds. FTP Kripke paired the idea of these verbal entities with "necessity" in titling a book arguing that what kinds of proper nouns are rigid designators fixed by a baptismal act, and which include words like Chris and Billy?
The title figure of Plato's Cratylus is an extreme naturalist when it comes to these entities, arguing that they naturally address their referent, going so far as to deny Hermogenese the right to his example of this.
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