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What is it like to be a deflationary theory of meaning?
Philosophical Issues 5:133-154 (1994)
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Russian translation of Horwich P. What Is It Like to Be a Deflationary Theory of Meaning? // Philosophical Issues, 5, 1994. Translated by Lev Lamberov with kind permission of the authorAuthor's Profile
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