Reference and Structure in the Philosophy of Language

The book delves into the intricate relationship between reference and structure, highlighting how the latter serves as a foundation for understanding the former. By examining the nuances of structure, the author reveals its significance in the theory of reference, drawing on the contributions of notable philosophers like Bertrand Russell and Saul Kripke. This exploration not only builds on existing theories but also aims to deepen the discourse surrounding these essential concepts in semantics.