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Mind 1999 108(431):555-561; doi:10.1093/mind/108.431.555
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Defending Millianism

PJ Graham

Department of Philosophy, Saint Louis University, 3800 Lindell Boulevard, Saint Louis, MO 63156, USA

Millianism is the view that all there is to the meaning of a name is its bearer. In a recent paper Bryan Frances seeks to undercut the traditional argument against Millianism as well as offer a new argument in favor of Millianism. I argue that both endeavors fail.


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