Intentionality without Exotica

R. M. Sainsbury

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Philosophy and Theoretical Science Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

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Abstract Exotic objects are objects that are nonexistent, nonactual, or nonconcrete. Some have posited such objects as a way to preserve and simplify their preferred semantic theories and to intentionality. This chapter is devoted to arguing that we do not need to countenance any exotic objects to do justice to intentionality or to the behavior of intensional verbs.

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