Logical Forms in Context

The Monist 57 (3):371-395 (1973)
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Natural Logic is the science of valid argumentation in natural languages. Every native speaker of any natural language has logical intuitions, pronounceable by his assent or dissent to arguments presented to him in his natural language, like

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