Anaphora and quantification in situation semantics

Jean Mark Gawron · Stanley Peters

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Acknowledgements 1. Introduction 2. Situation theory, meaning, and semantic interpretation 3. The semantics of noun phrases 4. Anaphora and quantification 5. Role-linking and co-parameterization sharpened 6. Circumstance 7. Other accounts of anaphora Appendix Bibliography Index.

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