1. What are the 4 formulations of the JC prob which Greimann details?
2. Does Hume's principle alone solve (any versions of) the JC prob?
3. Why does Heck think that the logical formulation of the JC prob is not a problem for Frege (or at least, for Frege as found in Foundations)? How much does it matter if the JC prob only applies to latter Frege?
4. What is the generalised context principle for reference? How does it affect the semantic formulation of the JC prob?
5. How are the different JC probs related to each other? Are any more prior than the others?
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