1. In Kripke’s Naming and Necessity we read: I have the table in my hands, I can point to it, and when I ask whether it might have been in another room, I am talking, by definition, about it. I don’t have to identify it after seeing it through a telescope. If I am talking about it, I am talking about it, in the same way as when I say that our hands might have been painted green, I have stipulated that I am talking about greenness. (Crane and Farkas: 324) Explain the significance of this passage for Kripke’s understanding of de re modality.

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