Disquotation and cause in the theory of reference

Philosophical Issues 6:73-78 (1995)
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Russian translation of Horwich P. Disquotation and Cause in the Theory of Reference // Philosophical Issues, 6, 1995. Translated by Alena Gorbunova, Nikita Kravtsov, Alexandra Proskurjakova with kind permission of the author

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reprint Horwich, Paul (2010) "Disquotation and Cause in the Theory of Reference". Analytica 4():98-104

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