Plural Reference and Syntactic Three-Dimensionality 

This book argues in favor of Plural Reference (reference to several things at once) for the semantics of natural language and explores the connection between Plural Reference and Alternative Semantics for the purpose of the interpretation of three-dimensional syntactic structures of coordination, in the sense of Goodal, Muadz, and myself in my 1992 Ph D thesis.

Table of Contents

Chap. 1: Plural Reference: Familiar and New Motivations

Chap. 2: Three-dimensional Syntax Coordination and its Interpretation

Chap. 3: Implicit Coordination and Plural Reference

Chap. 4. Implicit Coordination in Other Contexts than Conjunction

Chap. 5. Oulook: Non-Boolean Semantics and Generalized Plural Reference

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