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Reference in multidisciplinary perspective: philosophical object, cognitive subject, intersubjective process
Richard A. Geiger (ed.)
New York: G. Olms Verlag (1995)
Abstract
Philsophers interested in comprehending the nature of truth and knowledge have studied reference, as have psychologists and linguists interested in uncovering the relations between thought and language, and other scholars trying to describe the role of reference in literature, culture and society.
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