Stalnaker’s assertoric contents

Inquiry: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy 66 (1):48-67 (2023)
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I compare Stalnaker’s early take on assertoric content with the one expressed in his recent book (2014). I discern in the latter some striking implications about the semantics of proper names and assertoric content’s relation to semantics.

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Cem Şişkolar
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