Sense and reference in Frege's philosophy

 General Introduction Volume Introduction Frege's Sinn and Bedeutung - Paul Wienpahl  On Sinn as a Combination of Physical Properties - Richard Rudner  Sense and Reference: A Reply - Willaim Marshall  Russell's Objections to Frege's Theory of Sense and Reference - John R. Searle  Hesperus and Phosphorus - Leonard Linsky  Frege on Sense-Functions - Howard Jackson  On the Frege-Church Theory of Meaning - R. M. Martin  Sense and Reference - Leonard Linsky  A Note on Frege on Sense - Victor H. Dudman  The Meaning of "Bedeutung" in Frege - Ernst Tugendhat  Frege's Problem of the Morning Star and the Evening Star - David Wiggins  Bedeutung for Predicates - Victor H. Dudman  On the Determination of Reference by Sense - David S. Shwayder  Sense and Sense Data - Howard Jackson, Malcolm Acock  Frege on Demonstratives - John Perry  Frege's Distinction between Sense and Reference - Michael Dummett  Frege - Gareth Evans  Fregean Connection: Bedeutung, Value and Truth-Value - Gottfried Gabriel  The Sense of a Name - Michael Luntley  De Re Senses - John McDowell  The Sense and Reference of Predicates: A Running Repair to Frege's Doctrine and a Plea for the Copula - David Wiggins  Reference and Sense: An Epitome - David Bell  Cognitive Significance without Cognitive Content - Howard Wettstein  Acknowledgments