A Note on Conditionals and Restrictors
| Abstract | This note relates the Lewis/Kratzer view of conditionals as restrictors to the philosophical debate over the meaning of conditionals. | |||||||||
| Keywords | conditionals Kratzer Lewis Heim Suppositional probability | |||||||||
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