Interpreted logical forms: a critique

Rivista Di Linguistica 8 (2):349-373 (1996)
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Abstract

Interpreted Logical Forms are objects composed of a syntactic structure annotated with the semantic values of each node of the structure. We criticize the view that ILFs are the objects of propositional attitude verbs such as believe, as this is developed by Larson and Ludlow. Our critique arises from a tension in the way that sen-

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Robert May
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