Adverbial, Descriptive Reciprocals
By B. Schein. 2001
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Reciprocity was a topic very much on the minds of New Yorkers in the mid seventies. Fiengo & Lasnik, Dougherty, Katz, and Langendoen worried, for example, that the state of mutual respect asserted in ( 1 ) implies warm feelings between any two family members, but the actions that these feelings lead to can and, in this example, mustfall short of every family member kneeling at every other family member 's grave.
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- Conditionals as Definite Descriptions (A Referential Analysis) (2002, methodology): “Within a monotonic framework, Schein 2001 has offered an independent argument for (ii) and against (i), one that crucially relied on plural descriptions (plurality is incorporated to our non-monotonic analysis in Section 2.2).”