This work presents a method of "eating one's cake and having it" which is illustrated by quotation and concatenation in the section "Definition and the Double Life." It posits the substitutivity of identity in the statement "'Tully was a Roman' is trochaic", leading to a discussion of opacity in a section on the "Vagaries of Reference." This work also features sections on the "Flight from Intension" and "Ontogenesis of Reference", while its first chapter uses the one word sentence "Ouch" to discuss "The Objective Pull; Or, E Pluribus Unum." One of this work's major ideas was expanded in its author's later Ontological Relativity, and is illustrated by the different ways one could translate a native's utterance of the word "gavagai." Putting forth the thesis of indeterminacy of translation, for 10 points, name this 
This work presents a method of "eating one's cake and having it" which is illustrated by quotation and concatenation in the section "Definition and the Double Life." It posits the substitutivity of identity in the statement "'Tully was a Roman' is trochaic", leading to a discussion of opacity in a section on the "Vagaries of Reference." This work also features sections on the "Flight from Intension" and "Ontogenesis of Reference", while its first chapter uses the one word sentence "Ouch" to discuss "The Objective Pull; Or, E Pluribus Unum." One of this work's major ideas was expanded in its author's later Ontological Relativity, and is illustrated by the different ways one could translate a native's utterance of the word "gavagai." Putting forth the thesis of indeterminacy of translation, for 10 points, name this 1960 work of Willard Van Orman Quine.
This work presents a method of "eating one's cake and having it" which is illustrated by quotation and concatenation in the section "Definition and the Double Life.
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