Types and Tokens¶
Wetzel, L. (2009). Types and Tokens: On Abstract Objects. MIT Press.
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Primes¶
- Type–Token Distinction
- What holds of a token holds of that occurrence alone: this one is faded, that one sits at the start of the line, and burning the page leaves the word-type and its other occurrences entirely untouched.
This sourceShows that predicates attaching to a type need not attach to any token of it, and works through the ambiguity of counting questions such as how many words a sentence contains.
- What holds of a token holds of that occurrence alone: this one is faded, that one sits at the start of the line, and burning the page leaves the word-type and its other occurrences entirely untouched.
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