Full Idea
Russell defined a logically proper name to be one the meaning of which is its referent. However, his internalist epistemology led him to deny that the words we ordinarily call names are logically proper.
Gist of Idea
The meaning of a logically proper name is its referent, but most names are not logically proper
Source
report of Bertrand Russell (On Denoting [1905]) by Scott Soames - Philosophy of Language 1.25
Book Reference
Soames,Scott: 'Philosophy of Language' [Princeton 2010], p.29