Lexicon of Arguments

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Stalnaker I 201/2
Necessity/Kripke/Alan Sidelle/Jackson/Chalmers/Stalnaker: one can still assume that necessity has its root in the language.
Solution: two-dimensional semantics: shares e.g. necessary a posteriori on in necessary truth that is a priori knowable (through conceptual analysis) and a part which is only a posteriori knowable.
>Two-dimensional semantics, >Semantics, >Knowledge, >a priori,
>a posteriori, >Analysis, >Concepts, >Language, >Meaning,
>Word Meaning.
Metaphysical necessity/all authors: Metaphysical necessity is in any case no special kind of necessity.
>Metaphysical necessity.

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