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QUANTIFICATION AND PERSPECTIVE IN RELATIVIST SEMANTICS

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version: 6/27/2008 1.0. Introduction. A common feature of recent relativist semantic analyses is that they treat sentences as expressing contents which are true or false not only relative to a possible world, but

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