4099 | If Twins talking about 'water' and 'XYZ' have different thoughts but identical heads, then thoughts aren't in the head [Putnam, by Crane] |
12026 | We say ice and steam are different forms of water, but not that they are different forms of H2O [Forbes,G on Putnam] |
3208 | Does 'water' mean a particular substance that was 'dubbed'? [Putnam, by Rey] |
14200 | 'Water' on Twin Earth doesn't refer to water, but no mental difference can account for this [Putnam] |
2343 | Reference may be different while mental representation is the same [Putnam] |
6990 | Keep distinct the essential properties of water, and application conditions for the word 'water' [Jackson] |
3408 | Two identical brain states could have different contents in different worlds [Kim] |
3420 | Two types of water are irrelevant to accounts of behaviour [Kim] |
15226 | What properties a thing must have to be a type of substance can be laid down a priori [Harré/Madden] |
2437 | XYZ (Twin Earth 'water') is an impossibility [Fodor] |
12630 | If concept content is reference, then my Twin and I are referring to the same stuff [Fodor] |
17378 | Presumably molecular structure seems important because we never have the Twin Earth experience [Dupré] |
4100 | The Twin Earth argument depends on reference being determined by content, which may be false. [Crane] |
6633 | Twin Earth cases imply that even beliefs about kinds of stuff are indexical [Lowe] |
3108 | If 'water' has narrow content, it refers to both H2O and XYZ [Segal] |
3110 | Humans are made of H2O, so 'twins' aren't actually feasible [Segal] |
3124 | Externalists can't assume old words refer to modern natural kinds [Segal] |
15168 | That water is essentially H2O in some way concerns how we use 'water' [Sidelle] |
14706 | Your view of water depends on whether you start from the actual Earth or its counterfactual Twin [Schroeter] |
17873 | Water must be related to water, just as tigers must be related to tigers [Almog] |