Kirk on Indeterminacy of Translation

Analysis 36 (1):18 - 22 (1975)
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Abstract

R kirk ("analysis", volume 33, 1973, pages 195-201) proposes an argument against quine's deduction of indeterminacy of translation from underdetermination of physical theory. the present paper is a reply to kirk, aimed primarily at showing that his argument is "ignoratio elenchi"

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