Let φ (M) be the word that denotes the concept defining M. This word is either an element of M or not. In the first case we will call it 'autological', in the second 'heterological'.

Peckhaus, V. (1995). Let φ (M) be the word that denotes the concept defining M. This word is either an element of M or not. In the first case we will call it 'autological', in the second 'heterological'. Logik und Mathematik: Frege-Kolloquium Jena 1993.

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