… development” in the case of sententialists, so that the meaning of … Fregeans and sententialists
alike should hope not just for … provides a new Fregean (and sententialist) semantics for …

… scope of the paper. First, since the equipollence principle invokes a distinctly epistemic
constraint on content individuation, the Fregean … semantic content of sentential expressions, one …

… Despite possessing a structuralist account of meaning, Davidson's account of meaning
for their dependency on 'intension', was neither like Russellian denotations nor like Fregean …

… consequences of an antiFregean approach to Frege puzzles, … scope; if the distinction makes
sense, they are de dicto, not … ties follow sentential guises, or Fregean senses which behave …

… is so central to Fregeanism that it is given his name, and one who adopts it is a Fregean. …
As for functions, his context principle says that we know them only through sentential contexts, …

… (3), say by referring to their Fregean senses? None of these … the ones that seem incapable
of bearing scope at all, and are … that we need to expand the scope of our explanation: lexical …

… In the present paper, I challenge this view of Fregean … relativization to particular sentential
or propositional contexts. For … of bank'in a particular sentential context in terms of the way the …

… In what follows I argue that only a Fregean version of the nominalizing account can …
Superficially, names, considered independently of the sentential and broader context of utterance, …

… Below, I examine the adequacy and scope of the best-known such varieties (ie, sententialism,
paraphrasism, and logical propositionalism). However, before I do so, I first distinguish …

… , or a Fregean one-place propositional operator. This controversy, though important, will
be overlooked in this paper. For our purposes here, we will adopt a Fregean propositional …