The purpose of this book is to consider how meaning in natural languages should be handled theoretically-in particular, how and to what extent phenomena usually construed as falling within the domain of a theory of meaning can be incorporated into a theory of the kind currently proposed by generative grammarians.
An edition of Logic as grammar
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Logic as grammar
by Norbert Hornstein
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Bibliography: p. [171]-174.
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