Everything that Linguists have Always Wanted to Know about Logic . . . But Were Ashamed to Ask

Discover the intricate relationship between linguistics and logic in Everything that Linguists have Always Wanted to Know about Logic . . . But Were Ashamed to Ask by William McCawley. Published by The University of Chicago Press in 1993, this comprehensive paperback spans 656 pages, making it an essential addition to any linguist's library.

In this enlightening work, McCawley expands on his earlier explorations of presuppositional logic, the logic of mass terms, and fuzzy logic. He introduces new material that delves into the logic of conditional sentences, the linguistic applications of type theory, and Anil Gupta's influential principles of identity. Additionally, readers will appreciate the generalized quantifier approach to understanding the logical properties of determiners.

This book is perfect for linguists seeking to deepen their understanding of logic and its applications within the field. Don't miss the opportunity to enhance your knowledge with McCawley's insightful analysis.