Soames on two-dimensionalism

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Here the extension of a sentence token is a truth-value, the extension of a name is an individual, and so on. Scenarios are most often understood as centered possible worlds – i.e. ordered triples of worlds, individuals, and times - although they may also be understood in other ways.

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Low‐grade two‐dimensionalism. [REVIEW]Josh Dever - 2007 - Philosophical Books 48 (1):1-16.

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