Lexicon of Arguments

 

II 28
Sense/Cresswell: Here a structure e.g. from individual references of the parts.
"Meaning = structure". (Sensitivity of "that" on the parts of the complement sentence (after "that"); not only on the whole sentence because of the attribution of propositional attitudes that can be wrong when substituted.
>Propositional attitudes, >Substitution.
II 26
That has to do with Frege’s "way of givenness".
>Way of givenness.
II 77
Sense / Cresswell: consists in the structures that are formed from the meanings of the parts - contrary to that: Reference / Cresswell: is the result of the fact that the parts of an expression stand in relation to one another in the way of argument and function.
Reference/(s): should be the simple whole.
>Reference.
Intension: also a simple entity.
Attribution of propositional attitudes/Cresswell: should be sensitive to the structure (parts), not to the intension.
>Intensions, >Attribution.
II 86
Meaning (= structure) is not the same as reference. - Reference: = intension (= "whole").