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Frege's Puzzle about Identity An identity statement such as (3) Mark Twain is Samuel Langhorne Clemens contains two singular terms, both of which (if the statement is true) pick out or denote the same person or thing. It seems, then, that what the state- ment says is simply that that person is identical with that person, that that person is identical with herself. If so, then the statement is trivial; (3) says no more than "Mark Twain is Mark Twain." Yet (3) seems nontrivial, in each 12 Reference and referring of two ways: first, (3) is informative, in that someone might learn something new upon reading (3) (either something about Twain's actual identity or that Clemens was the famous author); second, (3) is contingent, as philosophers say--the fact (3) states is one that need not have held; reality could have been otherwise. So it seems that at least one of the singular terms figuring in (3)
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