the eiffel tower is located in the part of france called paris.
the eiffel tower is located in the part of france called paris.
what part of france is the eiffel tower located?
paris
eiffel tower (disambiguation)









































the eiffel tower is an iron lattice tower in paris.









































eiffel tower or eiffeltowers may also refer to:









































section::::structures.









































bullet::::- eiffel tower (cedar fair), two replicas at cedar fair amusement parks in ohio









































bullet::::- eiffel tower (paris, tennessee)









































bullet::::- eiffel tower (paris, texas)









































section::::other uses.









































bullet::::- "eiffel tower" (delaunay series), a cycle of paintings and drawings









































bullet::::- "eiffel tower" (shipwreck), a ship wrecked in south wales in 1894









































bullet::::- eiffeltowers nijmegen, a dutch basketball club which merged with tulip den bosch









































bullet::::- eiffeltowers den bosch or spm shoeters den bosch, a dutch basketball club
eiffel tower (disambiguation)
a semantic difficulty may arise when considering reference in representationalism. if a person says "i see the eiffel tower" at a time when they are indeed looking at the eiffel tower, to what does the term "eiffel tower" refer? the direct realist might say that in the representational account people do not really see the tower but rather 'see' the representation. however, this is a distortion of the meaning of the word see which the representationalist does not imply. for the representationalist the statement refers to the eiffel tower, which implicitly is experienced in the form of a representation. the representationalist does not imply that when a person refers to the eiffel tower, they are referring to their sense experience, and when another person refers to the tower, they are referring to their sense experience.
direct and indirect realism