Naming of fictional objects and the problem of surpassing transcendental amphiboly

The naming of fictional objects discussed in relation to fields such as logic, semantics and ontology in philosophy is a matter of debate that keeps up to date. In this study, we first try to reveal the course of the current debates on naming of fictional objects, and then the source of these discussions. Our main purpose in this study is to explain the influence of Kant, who has greatly influenced the discussions after him, in the discussions on the names of fictional objects within the framework of the problem called "amphiboly". While doing this, we try to examine the effects of Kant's distinction between conceptual and intuitive on the view of object after him in terms of the discussions on the names of fictional objects. In this context, we aim to approach the amphiboly problem with a critical perspective in this study.