On the general interpretation of first-order quantifiers

Review of Symbolic Logic 6 (4):637-658 (2013)
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Abstract

While second-order quantifiers have long been known to admit nonstandard, or interpretations, first-order quantifiers (when properly viewed as predicates of predicates) also allow a kind of interpretation that does not presuppose the full power-set of that interpretationgeneral” interpretations for (unary) first-order quantifiers in a general setting, emphasizing the effects of imposing various further constraints that the interpretation is to satisfy

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G. Aldo Antonelli
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