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    Supports→The sense of a proper name is objective, not merely subjective like an idea, yet is distinct from the reference (the object itself)

    The idea associated with a proper name is wholly subjective

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    The reference of a proper name is the object itself which we designate by its means; the idea, which we have in that case, is wholly subjective; in between lies the sense, which is indeed no longer subjective like the idea, but is yet not the object itself. The following analogy will perhaps clarify these relationships. Somebody observes the Moon through a telescope. I compare the Moon itself to the reference; it is the object of the observation, mediated by the real image projected by the objec

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