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Volume 114, Number 456, October 2005
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A Century Later
pp. 809-871(63)
Author: Neale, Stephen

II.—On Denoting
pp. 873-887(15)
Author: Russell, Bertrand

Has the Problem of Incompleteness Rested on a Mistake?
pp. 889-913(25)
Authors: Buchanan, Ray; Ostertag, Gary

Remarks on Propositional Functions
pp. 915-927(13)
Author: Cartwright, Richard L.

The Bike Puzzle
pp. 929-932(4)
Authors: Jónsson, Ólafur Páll

Reading `On Denoting' on its Centenary
pp. 933-1003(71)
Author: Kaplan, David

Russell's Notion of Scope*Those familiar with some of my previous writings, especially my first book, will recognize that this paper is based on a transcription from tape. It was delivered at Rutgers University through the good offices of Stephen Neale, editor of this issue. References to `the discussion', `the tape' and the like are to the delivery at Rutgers. The abstract following is due to David Harris, editorial assistant on this volume, with slight corrections by the author and S. Neale.
pp. 1005-1037(33)
Author: Kripke, Saul

Plural Descriptions and Many-valued Functions
pp. 1039-1068(30)
Authors: Oliver, Alex; Smiley, Timothy

On Designating
pp. 1069-1133(65)
Author: Salmon, Nathan

Russell's Theory of Definite Descriptions
pp. 1135-1183(49)
Author: Schiffer, Stephen

The Loss of Uniqueness
pp. 1185-1222(38)
Authors: Gendler Szabó, Zoltán

Books Received
pp. 1223-1225(3)

Announcements
pp. 1227-1229(3)

Index of MIND Vol.114
pp. 1231-1244(14)

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