Books by Nathan Salmon
Frege’s Puzzle
by Nathan Salmon
The idea is that the meanings of many of our words are simply things in the world they stand for, rather than ideas in our minds. This idea seemed revolutionary at the time because, since Frege, it had been thought that meanings must be internally and transparently accessible to our minds. No one had taken apart the Frege’s puzzle argument in a very convincing way until Nathan made real progress doing just that.
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The best books on The Philosophy of Language, recommended by Scott Soames
When you study the philosophy of language, you study the languages of logic, mathematics, and science, and not just English, French, and German. Philosopher Scott Soames picks the best books on the philosophy of language.