PERSONAJES FICTICIOS Y NOMBRES VACÍOS: UNA PERSPECTIVA ONTOLÓGICA DESINFLACIONARIA DESDE LA REFERENCIA DIRECTA
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https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol10Iss1a158Keywords:
Meinong, personajes ficticios, nombres vacíos, teorías de la referencia, referencia directaAbstract
¿A qué nos referimos cuando sostenemos que Pegaso tiene dos
alas? Parece obvio que el enunciado tiene sentido, pero fallamos al señalar el referente. Una forma de entender este tipo de enunciados, los cuales poseen personajes ficticios o nombres vacíos como sujetos, es recurrir a la teoría de Meinong. En lo presente, presentaré una serie de objeciones a dicha perspectiva inflacionaria, en pos de una resolución ontológicamente mínima que respete nuestras intuiciones.
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