Three modes of, and five morals regarding, displaced semantic processing, with special attention to the role of variables (and a final plug for dynamic semantics)

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There is a puzzle regarding the semantics of quantification that is well-known among linguists and formal semanticists, but which has received relatively little attention from philosophers. The puzzle emerges most naturally if our semantic theory is categorical, satisfying two mutually supporting requirements.

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Josh Dever
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Variables and Attitudes.Bryan Pickel - 2013 - Noûs 49 (2):333-356.

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