Summary of Saul Kripke, Identity, and Necessity

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IDENTITY AND NECESSITY
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Kripke begins by giving a summary of the lectures. He then raises the view of necessities which is a fact of truth, even though they can be recognized only through the empirical assessment. For example; Kripke terms water as H2O where the other identity claims that the names refer to that object. 
On the other hand, Kripke takes identity not to be a relation that binds between the names; however,

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