Sense and Meaning

In Cognition and Content. Lisboa, Portugal: (2005)
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This paper discusses some relations between the notion of Fregean sense and the notion of linguistic meaning. It argues that these notions come apart from one another even in the case of non-indexical expressions. In particular, synonymous non-indexical expressions may be assigned different Fregean senses with respect to certain contexts of use.

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João Branquinho
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