The Reference Book

John T. Hawthorne

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Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics Philosophy and Theoretical Science Philosophy, Science, and History

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PART I: AGAINST ACQUAINTANCE 1. Introduction: reference and singular thought 2. A defense of liberalism 3. Epistemic acquaintance PART II: BEYOND ACQUAINTANCE 4. From the specific to the singular 5. What 'the'? 6. Whither reference? Afterword Bibliography Index

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