Why Is a Truth-Predicate like a Pronoun? - BAVE, Arvid (Philosophical studies, 2009)
Keywords: Anaphora; Antecedents; Deflationism; Education; English; Epistemology; Ethics; Filosofiämnen; Historisk-filosofiska ämnen; History and philosophy subjects; HUMANIORA och RELIGIONSVETENSKAP; HUMANITIES and RELIGION; Linguistics; Logical form; Metaphysics; Nominalization; Paraphrase; Philosophical logics. Philosophy of language; Philosophy; Philosophy of Language; Philosophy of Mind; Philosophy subjects; Predicate; Predicates; Pronouns; Prosentences; Quantification; Reasoning; Semantics; Sentences; Terminology; Truth; Inferentialism; Boghossian; Prosententialism; Anaphora; Brandom; Prosentence; Pronoun; Disquotationalism; Redundancy theory of truth; Disquotation; Belnap; Semantics; Prior; Deflationism; Prosentential theory of truth; Grover; Truth; Ramsey