Degree concepts and narrow scope illusions

Fox examines the degree concepts and narrow scope illusions. It cites how Roger Schwarzchild uses his observation to argue against the standard assumption that the de-facto interpretation requires a differential to be interpreted within the scope of the attitude verb.

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Published in:Snippets 2019-12 (37), p.33-34
Main Author: Fox, Danny
Format: Article
Language:English
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Scope
Verbs
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Summary:Fox examines the degree concepts and narrow scope illusions. It cites how Roger Schwarzchild uses his observation to argue against the standard assumption that the de-facto interpretation requires a differential to be interpreted within the scope of the attitude verb.
ISSN:1590-1807
1590-1807
DOI:10.7358/snip-2019-037-foxb