" This work's first section draws attention to the difference between "No unmarried man is married" and "No bachelor is married", going on to discuss synonimity, which it defines in terms of interchangeable truth values.
This work derides a view of relationship as that of direct report, calling it the most naïve view, while one section of this work concludes with a discussion of the meanings of kill and begat. This work claims that for a term to be significant, it "must be either a name of a sense datum or a compound of such names or an abbreviation of such a compound." This work's first section draws attention to the difference between "No unmarried man is married" and "No bachelor is married", going on to discuss synonimity, which it defines in terms of interchangeable truth values. This work is also notable for eliminating the boundary between analytical and synthetic though, which are the two title concepts. For ten points, identify this work which has also appeared in From a Logical Point of View, the best known essay by Willard Van Orman Quine.
This work derides a view of relationship as that of direct report, calling it the most naïve view, while one section of this work concludes with a discussion of the meanings of kill and begat.
“{Two Dogmas of Empiricism}”