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| I. | THE METHOD OF EXTENSION AND INTENSION | |
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| §1 | Preliminary Explanations | |
| §2 | L-Concepts | |
| §3 | Equivalence and L-Equivalence | |
| §4 | Classes and Properties | |
| §5 | Extensions and Intensions | |
| §6 | Extensions and Intensions of Sentences | |
| §7 | Individual Descriptions | |
| §8 | Frege's Method for Descriptions | |
| §9 | Extensions and Intensions of Individual Expressions | |
| §10 | Variables | |
| §11 | Extensional and Intensional Contexts | |
| §12 | The Principles of Interchangeability | |
| §13 | Sentences about Beliefs | |
| §14 | Intensional Structure | |
| §15 | Applications of the Concept of Intensional Structure | |
| §16 | Lewis' Method of Meaning Analysis | |
| II. | L-DETERMINACY | |
| §17 | L-Determinate Designators | |
| §18 | The Problem of L-Determinacy of Individual Expressions | |
| §19 | Definition of L-Determinacy of Individual Expressions | |
| §20 | L-Determinacy of Predicators | |
| §21 | Logical and Descriptive Signs | |
| §22 | L-Determinate Intensions | |
| §23 | Reduction of Extensions to Intensions | |
| III. | THE METHOD OF THE NAME-RELATION | |
| §24 | The Name-Relation | |
| §25 | An Ambiguity in the Method of the Name-Relation | |
| §26 | The Unnecessary Duplication of Names | |
| §27 | Names of Classes | |
| §28 | Frege's Distinction between Nominatum and Sense | |
| §29 | Nominatum and Sense: Extension and Intension | |
| §30 | The Disadvantages of Frege's Method | |
| §31 | The Antinomy of the Name-Relation | |
| §32 | Solutions of the Antinomy | |
| IV. | ON METALANGUAGES FOR SEMANTlCS | |
| §33 | The Problem of a Reduction of the Entities | |
| §34 | The Neutral Metalanguage M' | |
| §35 | M' Is Not Poorer than M | |
| §36 | Neutral Variables in M' | |
| §37 | On the Formulation of Semantics in the Neutral Metalanguage M' | |
| §38 | On the Possibility of an Extensional Metalanguage for Semantics | |
| V. | ON THE LOGIC OF MODALITIES | |
| §39 | Logical Modalities | |
| §40 | Modalities and Variables | |
| §41 | Semantical Rules for the Modal System S2 | |
| §42 | Modalities in the Word Language | |
| §43 | Modalities and Variables in the Word Language | |
| §44 | Quine on Modalities | |
| §45 | Conclusions | |
| SUPPLEMENT | ||
| A | Empiricism, Semantics, and Ontology | |
| B | Meaning Postulates | |
| C | On Belief-Sentences. Reply to Alonzo Church | |
| D | Meaning and Synonymy in Natural Languages | |
| E | On Some Concepts of Pragmatics | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHY | ||
| INDEX | ||
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