A text by this thinker describes the philosopher Wyman as someone who, despite his "espousal of unactualized 'possibles', limits the word existence to actuality".
A text by this thinker describes the philosopher Wyman as someone who, despite his "espousal of unactualized 'possibles', limits the word existence to actuality". Czeslaw Lejewski used a description of free logic to criticize that essay in his work "Logic and Existence". Another work by this thinker proposes bivalence as the solution to the sorites paradox. A more well-known work by this thinker advocates semantic (*) "holism" and criticizes Rudolf Carnap with the comparison of the terms "bachelor" and "unmarried man". Another work by this thinker uses the example of a jungle native pointing to a rabbit and saying the word "gavagai" to demonstrate the "indeterminacy of translation". For 10 points, name this Harvard philosopher who wrote Word and Object and Two Dogmas of Empiricism.
A text by this thinker describes the philosopher Wyman as someone who, despite his "espousal of unactualized 'possibles', limits the word existence to actuality".
Willard Van Orman Quine 