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I. Questions about the Meaning of I
1. Historical Background
2. Questions of Reference
3. Questions of Expression
4. Questions of Logic
5. Interim Conclusion
II. The Meaning of I
6. Logical Character
7. Inferential Role
8. Referential Function (I)
9. Referential Function (II)
10. Expressive Use
11. Communicative Role
12. Conclusion Appendix I: Analytic Table of Contents Appendix II: Recurrent Terms of Art
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reviewed I: The Meaning of the First Person Term on May 24, 2012
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I completely forgot that I read this book last month. I rather enjoy reading grammar books. Finding out the way the verbs work, tasting the sound of the words, learning some of the poetic dictims, can bring an entirely new world to life.
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