MEANING

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        The meaning of an expression, as opposed to its form, is that feature of it which 
        determines its contribution to what a speaker says in using it. Meaning conveyed by a 
        speaker is the speaker's communicative intent in using an expression, even if that use 
        departs from the expression's meaning. Accordingly, any discussion of meaning should 
        distinguish speaker's meaning from linguistic meaning. 
      
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        <u>INDIVIDUALISM <wilsonr.html></u>
      
      
         
      
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        <u>NARROW CONTENT <white1.html></u>
      
      
         
      
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        <u>RADICAL INTERPRETATION <kirk.html></u>
      
      
         
      
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        <u>SENSE AND REFERENCE <segal1.html></u>
      
      
         
      
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        <u>REFERENCE, THEORIES OF <devitt.html></u>
      
      
         
      
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        <u>On Denoting <http://www.santafe.edu/~shalizi/Russell/denoting/></u>
      
      
         
      
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        <u>Split-Semantics: Provokations Concerning Theories of Meaning and Philosophy in General 
        <http://www.iwp.uni-linz.ac.at/lxe/NTCS/DIV/split_semantics/Split_Sem_2.HTML></u>
      
      
         
      
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        -- Kent Bach 
      
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