Resumo
Luis Fernández Moreno has given a number of arguments that descriptive knowledge or stipulations have a greater role in the fixing of the reference of natural kind terms than I allow in my book Roads to Reference. In this note I criticize Fernández Moreno’s arguments.
Referências
Fernández Moreno, L. (2020), “Reference Theories and the Relevance of Descriptions”, Manuscrito, this issue.
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