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Generalisierte Quantoren

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Im vorherigen Kapitel haben wir unsere formale Sprache um die beiden Quantoren ∃ und ∀ erweitert, um quantifizierte Aussagen wie in (1) analysieren zu können.

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  • 07 April 2020

    Die Originalfassung dieser Einführung enthielt leider diverse mehr oder weniger unscheinbare Tipp- und Satzfehler, die aber teilweise zu falschen Definitionen führten. Sie finden hier eine Liste der Korrekturen.

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Gutzmann, D. (2019). Generalisierte Quantoren. In: Semantik. Einführungen in die Sprachwissenschaft. J.B. Metzler, Stuttgart. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04870-7_10

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