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Analytic philosophy / Philosophical logic / Meaning / Theories of truth / Mental content / Proposition / Sense and reference / Kent Bach / Contingency / Logic / Philosophy / Philosophy of language
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Analytic philosophy
Philosophical logic
Meaning
Theories of truth
Mental content
Proposition
Sense and reference
Kent Bach
Contingency
Logic
Philosophy
Philosophy of language

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