Kripke’s Revenge

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Philosophical Studies 128 (3):669-682 (2006)
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Kripke's objections to descriptivism may be modified to apply to Scott Soames's pragmatic account from his book Beyond Rigidity. Further, intuitions about argument-validity threaten any theory in the vicinity of Soames's.

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