Perspective voyage · 1905
If there is no person to refer to, is the sentence meaningless, or can we analyze a structure under which it is false?
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“On Denoting” appeared in 1905 in Mind, volume XIV, issue 4, pages 479–493.
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On Denoting
Bertrand Russell · 1905 · Mind XIV(4), pages 479–493; DOI 10.1093/mind/XIV.4.479
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1905 CE · 1905
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