
handle: 10669/24753
En este artículo reviso temas de mi artículo “¿Puede Frege formular el Puzzle de Frege?”. Comienzo discutiendo nuestra conexión con los nombres propios que empleamos, y explico por qué continúo pensando que el estatus epistémico de las oraciones verdaderas de identidad que contienen nombres no es enigmático. Concluyo con algunas observaciones respecto de por qué pienso que los defensores de la concepción de la referencia directa de los nombres deberían aceptar esta posición.
In this paper, I revisit themes from my paper “Can Frege Pose Frege’s Puzzle?” I begin by discussing our connection to the proper names that we use, and I explain why I continue to think that the epistemic status of true name-containing identity sentences is not puzzling. I conclude with some remarks about why I think that adherents of the direct reference conception of names should accept this position.
puzzle de frege, referencia, frege’s puzzle, saul kripke, reference, david kaplan, proper names, nombres propios
puzzle de frege, referencia, frege’s puzzle, saul kripke, reference, david kaplan, proper names, nombres propios
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