“Semantic Relationism”

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“Semantic Relationism” is a philosophical work by Kit Fine that develops a relational approach to semantic content, especially concerning names, variables, and coreference.

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instanceOf book
philosophical work
aimsTo account for differences in cognitive significance between co-referential terms
provide a unified treatment of names and variables
show that semantic relations can be primitive in theory of content
arguesAgainst purely Fregean accounts of sense
purely referential accounts of names
author Kit Fine NERFINISHED
contributionTo formal semantics
metaphysics of content
critiques purely object-based accounts of content
standard model-theoretic treatments of variables
developsConcept coordination between occurrences of expressions
coordination of semantic values
relational semantic content
focusesOn binding and variable assignment
problems of coreference
semantic differences between co-referential expressions
semantic role of variables
hasNotableTheme fine-grained individuation of content
logical representation of coordination
treatment of co-referring names
treatment of variable occurrences in logical form
hasPerspectiveOn Frege’s puzzle about identity statements
semantic explanation of co-reference data
substitution failures in intensional contexts
hasPhilosophicalPosition that semantic relations can hold directly between expressions
that some semantic facts are not reducible to properties of individual expressions
influencedField analytic philosophy NERFINISHED
formal philosophy of language
logic and semantics
language English
mainTopic coreference
names in semantics
philosophy of language
semantic content
semantics
variables in semantics
proposesView that semantic content can be irreducibly relational
relatedWorkOfAuthor Kit Fine’s work on metaphysics
Kit Fine’s work on semantic theory
theoreticalApproach relational semantics
semantic relationism

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