Fregean sense

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Fregean sense is Gottlob Frege’s notion of the mode of presentation of a reference, capturing the cognitive content or way in which an object is given to the mind.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concept in analytic philosophy
concept in philosophy of language
philosophical concept
semantic notion
theory of meaning concept
addressesProblem cognitive value of identity statements
substitutivity in intensional contexts
appliesTo definite descriptions
linguistic expressions
proper names
sentences
associatedWith Fregean semantics
captures cognitive content of an expression
mode of presentation of a reference
way in which an object is given to the mind
centralTo Fregean semantics
surface form: Fregean theory of meaning

Frege’s philosophy of language
contrastedWith Fregean reference
developedBy Gottlob Frege
discussedIn analytic philosophy literature
philosophy of language textbooks
distinguishedFrom Bedeutung
hasExample the sense of "Hesperus"
the sense of "Phosphorus"
the sense of "the evening star"
the sense of "the morning star"
hasFeature can be expressed by different linguistic forms
determines reference
is distinct from mental image
is objective rather than purely subjective
is shareable between different speakers
hasOriginalTerm Sinn
Sinn (German)
influenced Bertrand Russell
Rudolf Carnap
contemporary theories of meaning
neo‑Fregean philosophy of language
introducedInWork On Sense and Reference
Über Sinn und Bedeutung
opposedBy Naming and Necessity
surface form: Millianism about proper names

direct reference theory
relatedConcept descriptive meaning
intension
mode of presentation
propositional content
relatesTo reference (Bedeutung)
usedToExplain cognitive significance of identity
difference in cognitive value between co‑referential terms
informative identity statements
substitution failure in propositional attitude contexts

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