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Note: "Cicero = Tully" informs people about a language; e.g., merge if names are clusters of characteristics
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object and value equivalence
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proper names
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names as abbreviations for descriptions
Note
an equivalence, such as "Cicero = Tully", is informing people about the presuppositions of the language, just as a theorem is informative about math. Now if a name is a cluster of characteristics then an equivalence informs the hearer to merge these clusters.
Topic: object and value equivalence (60 items)
Topic: proper names (35 items)
Topic: names as abbreviations for descriptions (35 items)