(Non)maximality and Distributivity: A Decision Theory Approach

Sophia A. Malamud

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I am grateful to Maribel Romero for providing insight, inspiration, and constant support in discussing this material, to Robin Clark for help with Decision Theory and game-theoretic approaches to language, to Gennaro Chierchia for his incisive criticism making me re-justify and re-examine my framework, and to several anonymous reviewers from various conferences for helpful suggestions on improving

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