“Adequate Ideas” and Proper Names: Gareth Evans on Thought and Language
In The Varieties of Reference, Evans claims that thinking about an individual object requires satisfying what he calls “Russell’s Principle” by having an “adequate Idea” of the object. Acquiring an adequate Idea is intellectually demanding. By contrast, Evans agrees that acquiring a proper name, in...
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2025-09-01
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| Cyfres: | Journal for the History of Analytical Philosophy |
| Mynediad Ar-lein: | https://jhaponline.org/article/view/6062 |
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