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44 Reference and referring Further reading · Russell's Name Claim is defended most accessibly in "The Philosophy of Logical Atomism" (1918/1956). · For some criticisms of the Name Claim similar to Kripke's, see Donnellan (1970). · Searle addresses the matter of fictional names in chapter 3 of Searle (1979a). He replies to some of Kripke's objections in chapter 9 of Searle (1983). More generally, there is a huge literature on fictional names; see, for example, Everett and Hofweber (2000), Braun (2005), and the references therein. · Burge (1973), Loar (1976), Bach (1987) and others have defended more specific sorts of Description theory against Kripke, versions that avoid some of the objections. 4 Proper names: Direct Reference and the Causal­Historical Theory Overview In a further argument against description theories of proper names, Kripke appealed to the notion of a "possible world" or universe alternative to our own