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Eliminativism and the Theory of Reference
In Dominic Murphy & Michael Bishop (eds.), Stich. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 62–73 (2009-03-20)
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This chapter contains sections titled: How Eliminativism Became Embroiled in the Theory of Reference Stich on the Meta‐theory of Reference, and Eliminativism Stich's Way Out The Easy Way Out The Theory of Reference and How Sentences Code for Content Coda Notes and References.
eliminativism and theory of reference how eliminativism became embroiled in theory of reference Stich on the meta‐theory of reference, and eliminativism theory of reference ‐ relation between words and world –what words are about Stich's way out of his own conclusion ‐ repudiate the step where debate over eliminativism becomes embroiled in theory of reference theory of reference and how sentences code for content ‐ Stich's challenge Coda ‐ theory of reference as proto‐science and as theory driven by intuitions
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