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    Tasting and testing

    Our main concern in this paper is the semantics of predicates of personal taste. However, in order to see these predicates in the right perspective, we had to broaden the scope to the wider class of relative g...

    Inés Crespo, Frank Veltman in Linguistics and Philosophy (2019)

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    Introduction

    John Horty, Frank Veltman in Journal of Philosophical Logic (2015)

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    Editorial

    Fenrong Liu, Frank Veltman, Minghui **ong in Synthese (2008)

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    An Update on “Might”

    This paper is on the update semantics for “might” of Veltman (1996). Threeconsequence relations are introduced and studied in an abstract setting.Next we present sequent-style systems for each of the consequen...

    Jaap van der Does, Willem Groeneveld… in Journal of Logic, Language and Information (1997)

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    Defaults in update semantics

    The aim of this paper is twofold: (i) to introduce the framework of update semantics and to explain what kind of semantic phenomena may successfully be analysed in it: (ii) to give a detailed analysis of one s...

    Frank Veltman in Journal of Philosophical Logic (1996)

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    Book and Conference Proceedings

    Natural Language and Speech

    Symposium Proceedings Brussels, November 26/27, 1991

    Ewan Klein, Frank Veltman in ESPRIT Basic Research Series (1991)

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    Provability Logics for Relative Interpretability

    In this paper the system IL for relative interpretability described in Visser (1988) is studied.1 In IL formulae A ⊳ B (read: A interprets B) are added to the provability logic L. The intended interpretation of a...

    Dick de Jongh, Frank Veltman in Mathematical Logic (1990)

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    Default Reasoning and Dynamic Interpretation of Natural Language

    We present a proposal for treating default reasoning from the perspective of a dynamic approach to semantics, where meaning is a map** between information states. Information states are identified with sets ...

    Frank Veltman, Ewan Klein, Marc Moens in ESPRIT ’90 (1990)