Mind, Volume 107

action agent analysis argues arithmetic atoms axioms basic belief Bigfoot Cambridge causal causes Cicero claim cognitive cognitive science concept definite descriptions definition demonstrative discussion distinct domain of discourse Doomsday Argument example exist explain expression fact false Frege Fregean function Gödel holism identity individual inference instance instantiate intention intentionally interpretation intuitions justification King's College London Kripke's language liar paradox linguistic logical mathematics meaning metaphysical Mind argument modal moral naïve set theory natural kind natural numbers Nora Nora's notion object ontological Oxford University Press paper paradox Philosophy possible predicate premise principles problem proof properties propositions psychological qualia question rational reason recognitional capacity reference relation relevant rules seems self-evident semantic theory semantic value sense sentences set theory structure supervenience suppose theorem thesis things thought tion tokens true truth Tully Twin Earth understanding utterance wide content Wittgenstein