Lexicon of Arguments

 

IV 52
Ways of meaning are:
1. denotation, 2. exemplification, 3. expression and 4. "mediated reference".
>Denotation, >Exemplification, >Expression, >Reference.
IV 142ff
Sameness of meaning seems to include more than co-extensitivity of expressions. But we have not found intuitive adequate standards for synonymy since the internal lexicon supposedly contains the meanings of our expressions, the ambiguity surrounding the term of meaning leads to a lack of clarity about what the lexicon finally is to contain.
IV 143
Often nothing in the consciousness of the speaker determines the extension of his expressions. E.g. I can know that "Feynman" and "Gell-Man" are the names of important physicist, but might not know how the one differs from the other.
>Extension, >Speaker meeaning.