How To Count 2 1/2 Oranges

Australasian Journal of Philosophy 97 (4):792-808 (2019)
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abstractWe address a puzzle about the meanings of fraction words, due to Nathan Salmon. Counting 212 oranges seemingly requires enumerating a collection of objects with a non-whole cardinal number,...

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