Russellians can solve the problem of empty names with nonsingular propositions

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• Russellians should have a no proposition view of empty names

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• Reference and Existence

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• What Is Meaning?

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• V.—Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description

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• The Myth of Conventional Implicature

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• A Puzzle about Belief

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• Naming and Necessity

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• The meaning of ‘meaning’

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• Primitive Thisness and Primitive Identity

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• A Defense of Presentism

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• Reference and Proper Names

  Tyler Burge•The Journal of Philosophy•1973

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• On the linguistic complexity of proper names

  Open Access•Ora Matushansky•Linguistics and Philosophy•2008

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• A Puzzle about Belief

  Saul A Kripke•Meaning and Use•1979

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• What is Existence?

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• Words

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• Logic, Thought and Language

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• Modal Logic as Metaphysics

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• What Are Words? Comments on Kaplan (1990), on Hawthorne and Lepore, and on the Issue

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• Good news about the description theory of names

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• Why and How to Fill an Unfilled Proposition

  Open Access•Samuel C Rickle, Samuel C Rickless•Theoria•2012

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• Existence

  Nathan Salmon•Philosophical Perspectives•1987

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• Frege

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• Multiple propositions, contextual variability, and the semantics/pragmatics interface

  Open Access•Arthur Sullivan•Synthese•2013

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• Proper names and identifying descriptions

  Open Access•Keith S Donnellan•Synthese•1970

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• Actualism and thisness

  Open Access•Robert Merrihew Adams•Synthese•1981

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• Speaking of Nothing

  Keith S Donnellan•The Philosophical Review•1974

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• Understanding Belief Reports

  David Braun•The Philosophical Review•1998

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• Names Are Predicates

  Delia Graff Fara•The Philosophical Review•2015

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• On existentialism

  Open Access•Alvin Plantinga•Philosophical Studies•1983

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• Logical Form

  Open Access•Beryl B Jackson, Brendan Jackson•Philosophy Compass•2006

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• The Pragmatics of Empty Names

  Open Access•Nicole Wyatt•Dialogue•2007

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• Proper Nouns in English

  Clarence Sloat•Language•1969

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