In his Wandering Significance, Wilson presents a complex and subtle account of how our concept words function in relation to the world, an account that can be seen as elaborating and extending the simple idea of an indication relation. The second-philosophical disquotationalist happily absorbs all this into her account of word-world correlations. Along the way, Wilson is hostile to disquotationalism in general, but his objections are to those who would use disquotationalism to avoid or denounce concrete word-world connections, not to the second-philosophical disquotationalist.
Keywords: disquotationalism, reference, truth, Wilson, word-world connections