Jason Zarri has posted Philosophy of Language Notes Part 2: Kripke, Naming, and Private Language, which deals with Saul Kripke’s account of naming and its relevance to Wittgenstein’s Private Language Argument.
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Philosophy of Language Notes Part 2: Kripke, Naming, and Private Language
Posted in Philosophy, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy ofs and tagged as Bertrand Russell, causal theory, causal theory of reference, description theory, Frege, Gottlob Frege, John Searle, Kripke, Ludwig Wittgenstein, names, naming, Naming and Necessity, Philosophy, Philosophy of Language, private language, Private Language Argument, reference, regid designation, rigid designator, Russell, Saul Kripke, Searle, Wittgenstein
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