Abstract
John Hyman insists that Frege-style cases for depiction show that any sound theory of depiction must distinguish between the ‘sense’ and the ‘reference’ of a picture. I argue that this rests on a mistake. Making sense of the cases does not require the distinction.
Type
Publication
British Journal of Aesthetics
Maarten Steenhagen
Research Fellow in Philosophy
My research interests include philosophy of mind, philosophy of perception, philosophical logic and aesthetics