One of his essays asks whether Peter believes that Paderewski has musical talent or not, while that same work discusses a Frenchman Pierre who believes "Londres est jolie" but that "London is not pretty."  
One of his essays asks whether Peter believes that Paderewski has musical talent or not, while that same work discusses a Frenchman Pierre who believes "Londres est jolie" but that "London is not pretty."  He wrote another work on "Russel's Notion of Scope", as well as the previously mentioned "A Puzzle about Belief."  He offered an unusual interpretation of Wittgenstein in "Wittgenstein on Rules and Private Language", while his namesake semantics are commonly used in modal logic.  Best known for a work in which he developed a causal theory of reference and coined the term "rigid designator," FTP, name this philosopher and logician, author of Naming and Necessity.
One of his essays asks whether Peter believes that Paderewski has musical talent or not, while that same work discusses a Frenchman Pierre who believes "Londres est jolie" but that "London is not pretty."  
Saul {Kripke}