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Preface to Revised Second Edition | |
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Preface to Second Edition | |
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Preface to Revised Edition | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction to Teacher | |
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A Brief Introduction to Key Terms | |
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Arguments | |
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What is a Statement? | |
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Premises and Conclusion | |
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Putting Arguments into a Standard Format | |
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Multiple Conclusions | |
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Deductive Validity | |
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Soundness | |
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Missing Premises and Conclusions | |
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Argument Forms and Propositional Logic | |
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Formal Validity | |
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Quotation Marks | |
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Metalinguistic Variables | |
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Non-formal Validity | |
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The Need for Propositional Logic | |
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Symbolic Notation | |
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The Type/Token Distinction | |
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Conjunction | |
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Logical Conjunction | |
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Distinguishing Deductive from Non-deductive Aspects of Conjunction | |
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Phrasal Logical Conjunctions | |
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Series Decompounding | |
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Using 'Respectively' | |
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Symbolizing Logical Conjunctions | |
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Negation | |
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Logical Negation | |
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Some Other Negative Expressions | |
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A Point about Methodology | |
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A Point on Ambiguity | |
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Symbolizing Logical Negations | |
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Ambiguity and the Need for Groupers | |
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Review of Symbols | |
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Using 'Without' | |
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Argument Forms Continued | |
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Symbolizing Logical Negations Continued | |
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Truth Tables | |
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Well-formed Formulas | |
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Scope | |
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Main Connective | |
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Truth Tables | |
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Truth Table Analyses of Statements | |
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Truth Table Analyses of Arguments | |
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Disjunction | |
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Logical Disjunction | |
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Disjunction and Negation | |
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Iterations and Groupers | |
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Inclusive versus Exclusive 'Or' | |
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Symbolizing Logical Disjunctions Continued | |
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Conditionals | |
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Conditionals with Constituent Statements | |
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Conditionals without Constituent Statements | |
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Logical Conditionals | |
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Symbolizing Conditionals in PL | |
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Necessary and Sufficient Conditions | |
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Only If | |
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Unless | |
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Since, Because | |
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Conditionals and Groupers | |
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If and Only If | |
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A Revised Grammar for Well-formedness in PL | |
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Summarizing Truth Tables | |
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Validity | |
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Contradiction, Tautology, Contingency | |
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Consistency | |
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Logical Equivalence | |
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Truth Trees | |
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Reviewing Validity | |
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Tree Trunks and Compound and Atomic Statements | |
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Truth Tree Rules | |
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Non-branching Rules | |
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Branching Rules | |
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Strategies | |
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Truth Trees and Invalidity | |
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Propositional Logic and Counter-examples (Counter-models) | |
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Logical Properties and Relations Revisited | |
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Consistency | |
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Contradiction, Tautology, Contingency | |
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Logical Equivalence | |
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Property Predicate Logic | |
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Limits of Propositional Logic | |
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Singular Terms | |
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Property Predicates | |
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Quantifiers | |
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Simple Existential Quantifier Statements | |
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Symbolizing Simple Existential Statements | |
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Simple Universal Quantifier Statements | |
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Negations of Existentials | |
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Complex Predicates | |
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Well-formedness in PPL | |
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Quantifiers Modifying General Terms | |
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Existential Quantifiers and General Terms | |
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Universal Quantifiers and General Terms | |
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Evaluating Arguments in Property Predicate Logic | |
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Quantifiers and Scope | |
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The Truth Tree Method Extended | |
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Quantifier Exchange Rule (QE) | |
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Universal Quantifier Rule (UQ) | |
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Existential Quantifier Rule (EQ) | |
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Super Strategy | |
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Property Predicate Logic and Counter-examples (Counter-models) | |
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PPL Logical Equivalences and Non-equivalences | |
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Other Logical Properties and Relations | |
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Consistency | |
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Logical Equivalence | |
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Contradiction, Logical Truth, Contingency | |
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Property Predicate Logic Refinements | |
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Literal Meaning | |
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'Any' as an Existential | |
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Restrictive Relative Clauses | |
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Pronouns Revisited | |
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Deixis and Anaphora | |
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Quantification and Anaphora | |
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Only | |
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Restrictive Words in English | |
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Evaluating Symbolizations of English in Logical Notation | |
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Relational Predicate Logic | |
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Limits of Property Predicate Logic | |
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Convention 1: Number | |
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Convention 2: Order | |
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Convention 3: Active/Passive Voice | |
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Convention 4: Single Quantifiers | |
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Variables | |
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Convention 5: Variables and Quantifiers | |
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Convention 6: Variables and Property Predicates | |
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General Comments about Variables | |
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Relational Predicate Logic with Nested Quantifiers | |
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Multiply General Statements | |
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Universal Quantifier Procedure | |
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Existential Quantifier Procedure | |
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Double Binding Variables | |
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Kicking Out | |
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Systematic and Analytic Procedures | |
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A Grammar for Well-formedness in RPL | |
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Nested Quantifiers, Variables, and Scope | |
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Order and Scope Refinements | |
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The Order and Scope Procedure | |
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Summary of the Overall Procedure for Symbolizing English Statements with Nested Quantifiers into RPL | |
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Extending the Truth Tree Method to RPL | |
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RPL Arguments without Quantifiers | |
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RPL Arguments without Nested Quantifiers | |
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RPL Arguments with Nested Quantifiers | |
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Choosing Singular Terms to Instantiate | |
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Infinite Truth Trees for RPL Arguments | |
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Summary of Truth Tree Strategies | |
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Relational Predicate Logic and Counter-examples (Counter-models) | |
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Negation, Only, and Restrictive Relative Clauses | |
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Negation | |
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'Only' as a Quantifier | |
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Restrictive Relative Clauses | |
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The Quantificational Restrictive Relative Clause Procedure | |
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Quantifiers and Anaphora | |
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Repair Algorithm | |
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Anaphora and Restrictive Relative Clauses | |
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Anaphora Across Sentences | |
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Quantification in English | |
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Relational Predicate Logic with Identity | |
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Limits of Relational Predicate Logic | |
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Extending the Truth Tree Method to RPL= | |
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Identity-out Rule | |
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Identity-in Rule | |
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Sameness and Distinctness in English | |
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'Only' Again | |
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Words of Distinction: Except, But, Other (than), Besides, Else | |
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Numerical Adjectives | |
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At Least n | |
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At Most n (No More than n) | |
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Exactly n | |
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Counting Pairs | |
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Combinatorics (optional) | |
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Definite Descriptions | |
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The Definite Description Quantifier Procedure | |
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Definite Descriptions as Anaphors | |
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Plural Definite Descriptions | |
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Verbs and their Modifiers | |
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Prepositional Phrases | |
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The Event Approach | |
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Indirect Support of the Event Approach | |
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Fixing Referents and Binding Anaphoric Pronouns | |
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Quantification over Events | |
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Conversational Inferences and Events | |
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Methodological Reflections | |
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Adverbial Modification | |
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Problems with the Event Approach | |
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Appendix | |
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Conjunction | |
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Prepositional Phrases | |
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Conversational Inferences and Deductive Validity | |
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Relative Clauses | |
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Negation and Disjunction | |
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Modalities and Negation | |
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Disjunction and Conversational Inferences | |
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Conditionals | |
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Explication of the Material Conditional Truth Table | |
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Paradoxes of implication | |
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Conditionals and conversational inferences | |
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Paradoxes of implication revisited | |
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'If 's and 'Then's without Conditionality | |
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Property Predicate Logic | |
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Only | |
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Conversational Inferences | |
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Existential import | |
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Scalar inferences | |
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More on Literal Meaning | |
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Adjectival Modification and Predication | |
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A Non-standard Quantifier - Most | |
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Relational Predicate Logic | |
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Passive Voice: Another Argument for Variables | |
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Passive voice for nested quantifier procedure | |
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Properties of Relations | |
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Symmetry, asymmetry, non-symmetry | |
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Transitivity, intransitivity, non-transitivity | |
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Total reflexivity, reflexivity, irreflexivity, and non-reflexivity | |
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Relational Predicate Logic with Identity | |
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'Only' and Existential Import | |
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Descriptions and Anaphora | |
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Plural Anaphora | |
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Plural definite descriptions as anaphors | |
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Singular indefinite antecedents of plural pronouns | |
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Partitives | |
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Existence | |
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Intensionality | |
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Properties of the Identity Relationship | |
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The Superlative | |
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Identity and Predicative Adjectives | |
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Verbs and their Modifiers | |
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Infinitives and Gerunds | |
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Reference to Events | |
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The Logic of Perceptual Verbs | |
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Answers for Selected Exercises | |
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Appendix | |