The Linguistic Doctrine and Conventionality: The Main Argument in ”Carnap and Logical Truth”

In Gary L. Hardcastle & Alan W. Richardson (eds.), Logical Empiricism in North America. University of Minnesota Press: Minneapolis. pp. 234--256 (2003)
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