Mass nouns and plural logic

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• On the Semantics and the Ontology of the Mass-Count Distinction

  Open Access•Friederike Moltmann•Philosophy Compass•2025

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• The Oxford Handbook of Grammatical Number

  Patricia Cabredo Hofherr, Jenny Doetjes•Oxford Handbook of Grammatical…•2021

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• Philosophy and Logic of Predication

  Piotr Stalmaszczyk•Philosophy and Logic of Predication•2017

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• Mixtures and Mass Terms

  Open Access•David Nicolas•dialectica•2021

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• Mass and Count in Linguistics, Philosophy, and Cognitive Science

  Friederike Moltmann•Mass and Count in Linguistics,…•2020

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• Lexical coding vs. syntactic marking of homogeneity

  Henrik Høeg Müller•Studies in Language•2014

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• A Parallel between Countability and Atomicity

  Open Access•Eun-Joo Kwak•Journal of Universal Language•2009

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• Mereological Essentialism, Composition, and Stuff

  Open Access•David Nicolas•Erkenntnis•2009

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• In defence of Higher-Level Plural Logic

  Open Access•Berta Grimau•Synthese•2021

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• Mass Terms

  Open Access•Brendan S Gillon•Philosophy Compass•2012

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• Animacy and telicity

  Open Access•Beatrice Primus•Lingua•2011

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• Bare nominals in Catalan and Spanish. Their structure and meaning

  Open Access•M Teresa Espinal•Lingua•2010

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• Absolute Generality

  Agustín Rayo, Gabriel Uzquiano•Absolute Generality•2006

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• Parts and Places

  Roberto Casati, Achille C Varzi•Parts and Places•1999

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• Number

  Open Access•Greville G Corbett•Number•2000

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• Pluralities

  Open Access•Roger Schwarzschild•Pluralities•1996

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• Iii.—on Referring

  P F Strawson•Mind•1950

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• To Be is to be a Value of a Variable (or to be Some Values of Some Variables)

  George Boolos•The Journal of Philosophy•1984

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• The Logical Analysis of Plurals and Mass Terms

  Godehard Link•Meaning, Use, and Interpretation…•1983

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• Plurality of Mass Nouns and the Notion of “Semantic Parameter”

  Gennaro Chierchia•Events and Grammar•1998

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• Individuals

  P F Strawson•Individuals•2002

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• Collectivity and distributivity internal to English noun phrases

  Open Access•Brendan S Gillon•Language Sciences•1996

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• Everything

  Open Access•T Williamson•Philosophical Perspectives•2003

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• Composition as Identity

  Peter Van Inwagen•Philosophical Perspectives•1994

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• Theories of Masses and Problems of Constitution

  Dean W Zimmerman•The Philosophical Review•1995

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• Some Questions of Ontology

  Henry Laycock•The Philosophical Review•1972

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• Parts and Moments

  Bruno Schuwey, Barry Smith•Philosophy and Phenomenological…•1985

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• Quantification and Realism

  Open Access•Michael Glanzberg•Philosophy and Phenomenological…•2004

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• Heraclitus and the Bath Water

  Helen Morris Cartwright•The Philosophical Review•1965

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• So Far, So Good

  Open Access•Norman C Gysbers•The Counseling Psychologist•2002

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• Strategies for a Logic of Plurals

  Alex Oliver, Timothy Smiley•The Philosophical Quarterly•2001

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