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Compositional Semantics by Gary Hardegree

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Compositional Semantics
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Publisher: UMass Amherst
Number of pages: 350

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Contents: Basic Categorial Syntax; Shortcomings of Standard Categorial Syntax; Expanded Categorial Syntax; Examples of Expanded Categorial Syntax; Categorial Logic; Basic Categorial Semantics; Lambda-Abstraction; Expanded Categorial Semantics; Categorial Logic - Semantics; Scope and Ambiguity; Applications.

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