Key points are not available for this paper at this time.
Abstract: It is argued on a variety of grounds that recent results in ‘experimental philosophy of language’, which appear to show that there are significant cross‐cultural differences in intuitions about the reference of proper names, do not pose a threat to a more traditional mode of philosophizing about reference. Some of these same grounds justify a complaint about experimental philosophy as a whole.
Max Deutsch (Wed,) studied this question.