摘要：En este trabajo me ocupo de la semántica de los términos de ficción, en el marco de una posición de tipo abstractista (Kripke 2011 y 2013, van Inwagen 1977, Salmon 1998 y 2002, Thomasson 1999, Predelli 1997, 2002 y 2005 y Voltolini 2011).En particular, me concentro en dos problemas que afectan a este tipo de posiciones: el primero de ellos es dar cuenta de la verdad intuitiva de enunciados como “Ulises duerme en la playa de Ithaca”; el segundo es explicar la aceptación, también intuitiva, de que “Ulises no existe” es un enunciado verdadero.
其他摘要：In this paper I am concerned with a variant of Kripke´s abstractist theory of fiction, namely, the semantic theory according to which proper names and natural class general terms in the discourse of fiction refer to some kind of abstract entities. As emphasized
by Kripke himself, those entities are not to be conceived either in terms of nonexistent but
concrete ones, along the lines of neo-Meinongians, or as merely possible ones, following
Lewis’ suggestions: in the version I will be defending they are literary or mythological characters, a sui generis kind of abstract entities, namely, ones that are originated by means of
acts of creative writing or storytelling —hence, also some kind of artifacts—. First, I make
some clarifications concerning the application of direct reference to fictional terms. Then,
I focus on two main problems that arise in relation to a position like the present one: the
first one is accounting for the intuitive truth of typically fictive uses, such as “Ulysses is
sleeping on the beach of Ithaca”, given that a literary character like Ulysses cannot literally
and strictly have the property of being asleep. The second one is accounting for some problematic metafictive uses, in particular, the use of intuitively true negative existentials, such
as “Ulysses does not exist”, which on this account come out false, since ‘Ulysses’ refers
to an existent literary character.
关键词：Términos de ficción; referencia directa; verdad en la ficción; usos fictivos y metafictivos.
