logically proper nameの例文
- Hence, they are not directly referential in the same way as logically proper names, for Russell.
- Bertrand Russell, in his later writings and for reasons related to his theory of acquaintance in epistemology, held that the only directly referential expressions are, what he called, " logically proper names ".
- Logically proper names are indexicals such as " this " and " that ", which directly refer ( in a theory of definite descriptions, such descriptions must, in turn, be reduced, to a certain very specific logical form of existential generalization as follows:
