A LITTLE MORE LIKE ENGLISH

A LITTLE MORE LIKE ENGLISH

Eng quantified phrases are studied by means of a formal lang. It is argued that better explanations can be provided for natural lang phenomena if they are studied in first-order langs. A formal language L is developed, its syntax is given, & English quantified NPs are translated & analyzed....

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Veröffentlicht in:Logique et analyse 1979-09, Vol.22 (87), p.353-368
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description Eng quantified phrases are studied by means of a formal lang. It is argued that better explanations can be provided for natural lang phenomena if they are studied in first-order langs. A formal language L is developed, its syntax is given, & English quantified NPs are translated & analyzed. It is shown that the phrases' behavior in L approximates their behavior in Eng. Also the syntactic & logical expressions of L have the same semantic force as their Eng counterparts. L is claimed a valid formal model of a portion of Eng. Z. Dubiel
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Sentences
Syntactics
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