Arrow logic and multi-modal logic, edited by Maarten Marx, László Pólos, and Michael Masuch, Studies in logic, language and information, CSLI Publications, Stanford, and FoLLI, 1996, also distributed by Cambridge University Press, New York, xiv + 247 pp [Book Review]

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