The Truth-Conditional Relevance of De Re Modes of Presentation: A Reply to Grimberg

Mind and Language 11 (4):427-432 (1996)
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Abstract

Grimberg identifies four arguments which she alleges are used in my paper‘Pragmatics and Singular Reference’(Bezuidenhout, 1996a) in order to establish the truth-conditional relevance of de re modes of presentation. In fact, only one of these, properly understood, is an argument which I would endorse. However, I do plead guilty to having used examples with features which misleadingly suggest that I endorse these various arguments. It is an easy matter to construct examples free from these defects, which is what I attempt to do.

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Anne Louise Bezuidenhout
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