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Following Rules of Nature, not the Pedestrian Muse: Reply to Yamada
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I criticize Yamada's account of rule-following. Yamada's conditions are not necessary. And he misses the deepest level of the rule-following considerations: how meaning rules come about.Author's Profile
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