Simple Sentences, Substitution, and Intuitions

Jennifer Mather Saul

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The phenomenon of substitution failure is a longstanding focus of discussion for philosophers of language. Examining this puzzling feature of language, Jennifer Saul explores its implications for theory and reference of names, and for the methodology of semantics.

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