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n583xs58n0z	David J. Pattillo	Reference and Ontology: How Can We Refer to Abstract Objects?	1904		.txt	text/plain	294	11	55	In chapter 3 I argue that once we distinguish truth or instantiation in a world or time from truth or instantiation at a world or time, we can see that there is nothing absurd about abstract objects being contingent or temporal (since we will still be able to say all the same true things about other worlds and times). This dissertation asks and discusses answers to the question: how can we refer to abstract objects?	cache/n583xs58n0z.txt	txt/n583xs58n0z.txt