Who said "A thing can be what it is and still be otherwise."?

This quote is attributed to Kripke, Saul.

A thing can be what it is and still be otherwise. - Kripke, Saul

"A thing can be what it is and still be otherwise."

Kripke, Saul Philosophy

Philosopher-Logician American Born 1940 (age 86)

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