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Poly-Connexivity: Connexive Conjunction and Disjunction
Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 63 (3):343-355 (2022)
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This paper motivates the logic PCON, an extension of connexivity to conjunction and disjunction, called poly-connexivity. The motivation arises from differences in intonational stress patterns due to focus, where PCON turns out to be a logic of intentionally stressed connectives in focus.Author's Profile
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