Please check out Professor Emeritus Samuel C. Wheeler III’s two recent publications!
His first article comes from nonsite, entitled “A Davidsonian version of Dissemination and Abandonment.” This piece covers a naturalistic Davidsonian account of language; that language is inherently unstable, with meaning constantly shifting due to the process of uttering and interpreting. This instability is reflected in how utterances can be iterated or copied, yet still carry different meanings depending on context.
You can read the full essay “A Davidsonian version of Dissemination and Abandonment” here.
Additionally, the second article will be published in American Philosophical Quarterly, entitled “Rescher (1964) and the semantics of `Most’.” This essay is still forthcoming.