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Full Idea
Do the statements 'Sir Percy Blakeney is in Paris' and 'The Scarlet Pimpernel is in Paris' express different facts, or the same fact under different modes of presentation?
Gist of Idea
If something is described in two different ways, is that two facts, or one fact presented in two ways?
Source
Michael Lockwood (Mind, Brain and the Quantum [1989], p.129)
Book Ref
Lockwood,Michael: 'Mind,Brain and the Quantum:The Compound 'I'' [Blackwell 1991], p.129