Language, Band 74,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1998 |
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... worlds where Max is hit by a bus should be counted as normal , i.e. as inertia worlds . This would be contrary to an ordinary reading of ' normal ' , it seems to me , but since the word is merely being used as part of an informal ...
... worlds where Max is hit by a bus should be counted as normal , i.e. as inertia worlds . This would be contrary to an ordinary reading of ' normal ' , it seems to me , but since the word is merely being used as part of an informal ...
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... Worlds where Mary steals Bill's car but goes to jail . Worlds where Mary steals Bill's car and doesn't go to jail . A B C better worlds FIGURE 2 . worse worlds More formally , we can say the following : ( 26 ) Best ( M , L , w ) = the set ...
... Worlds where Mary steals Bill's car but goes to jail . Worlds where Mary steals Bill's car and doesn't go to jail . A B C better worlds FIGURE 2 . worse worlds More formally , we can say the following : ( 26 ) Best ( M , L , w ) = the set ...
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... worlds where she is not interrupted . We need an ordering source where such worlds count as better . The following would therefore be appropriate for 29 : ( 31 ) O ( w ) = { ' Mary does not get eaten by a bear ' , ' Mary does not slip ...
... worlds where she is not interrupted . We need an ordering source where such worlds count as better . The following would therefore be appropriate for 29 : ( 31 ) O ( w ) = { ' Mary does not get eaten by a bear ' , ' Mary does not slip ...
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