Philosophy of Language: Wittgenstein
Indeed, he holds that there are some symbols whose meanings are neither their definition, nor an object to which these symbols refer. There are two important examples of such symbols: predicates (i.e., expressions for concepts and relations) occurring in elementary propositions, and the “T’s” and “F’s” occurring in truth-tables. ................
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