Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Now suppose ω is a common noun whose denotation in L is [λx.x is an F], and that a group of speakers establishes that ω should denote [λx.x is an F or a G], where the switch from “is an F” to “is an F or a G” entails a change in the way referents of ω can be legally identified across contexts, and a change in the way the literal truth conditions of ω-infused sentences of L are ...
