Metaphysics, Mathematics, and Meaning

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pp. i-419(420)
Author: Salmon, Nathan

Introduction to Volume I
pp. 1-7(7)
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PART I. ONTOLOGY
pp. 7-9(3)
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1. Existence (1987)
pp. 9-50(42)
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2. Nonexistence (1998)
pp. 50-91(42)
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3. Mythical Objects (2002)
pp. 91-109(19)
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Part II. NECESSITY
pp. 109-111(3)
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4. Modal Logic Kalish-and-Montague Style (1994u)
pp. 111-119(9)
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5. Impossible Worlds (1984)
pp. 119-122(4)
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6. An Empire of Thin Air (1988)
pp. 122-129(8)
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7. The Logic of What Might Have Been (1989)
pp. 129-151(23)
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Part III. IDENTITY
pp. 151-153(3)
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8. The Fact that x = y (1987)
pp. 153-155(3)
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9. This Side of Paradox (1993)
pp. 155-165(11)
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10. Identity Facts (2002)
pp. 165-192(28)
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11. Personal Identity: What's the Problem? (1995u)
pp. 192-227(36)
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Part IV. PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS
pp. 227-229(3)
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12. Wholes, Parts, and Numbers (1997)
pp. 229-243(15)
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13. The Limits of Human Mathematics (2001)
pp. 243-267(25)
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Part V. THEORY OF MEANING AND REFERENCE
pp. 267-269(3)
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14. On Content (1992)
pp. 269-286(18)
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15. On Designating (2005)
pp. 286-335(50)
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16. A Problem in the Frege–Church Theory of Sense and Denotation (1993)
pp. 335-344(10)
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17. The Very Possibility of Language (2001)
pp. 344-365(22)
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18. Tense and Intension (2003)
pp. 365-399(35)
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19. Pronouns as Variables (2005)
pp. 399-419(21)
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