A note on Frege on sense

Australasian Journal of Philosophy 47 (2):119 – 122 (1969)
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Abstract

This brief note shows that the following three tenets, All to be found in frege's "on sense and reference", Form an inconsistent triad: (1) two proper names express the same sense iff their identity-Sentence "contains no actual knowledge"; (2) sentences are proper names; (3) if in a sentence we replace one proper name by another having a different sense, "we see that in such a case the thought changes"

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The analysis of thoughts.Gregory Currie - 1985 - Australasian Journal of Philosophy 63 (3):283 – 298.

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