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The Problem with Quantification: An Existential Perspective on the Limits of Numerical Representation [PDF]
Quantification has driven the advancement of civilisation and facilitated significant progress in science, engineering, and the humanities. Despite its widespread success, quantification now presents a philosophical challenge: can the use of numbers or measurements to describe phenomena adequately address the complexity of human existence?
Ekperi, M.
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EXISTENTIAL QUANTIFICATION AND THE “REGIMENTATION” OF ORDINARY LANGUAGE
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Active Integrity Constraints with Existential Quantification. [PDF]
We present the framework of Existential Active Integrity Constraints (EAICs) introduced in [1]. EAICs are a powerful extension of Active Integrity Constraints (AICs), which allow us to express a wide range of constraints used in databases and ontological systems.
Calautti M. +5 more
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Rules of Existential Quantification into "Intensional Contexts"
Studia Logica, 1997The article describes a solution to the problem of quantifying into intensional contexts, applying the machinery of \textit{P. Tichy}'s ``transparent intensional logic'' [The foundations of Frege's logic (1988; Zbl 0671.03001)]. Essentially, quantifiers of this kind are interpreted as ranging over individual concepts of a certain kind.
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On a hierarchy involving transitive closure logic and existential second-order quantification
Logic Journal of IGPL, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Gault, R. L., Stewart, I. A.
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The Finnish existential clause
2023Abstract I analyze the case marking (nominative vs. partitive) and quantification of the Finnish existential S argument (S e ). I focus on S e arguments quantified by mass quantifiers (e.g. paljon
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Negative Quantification and Existential Sentences
2008This paper gives an insight into a productive type of construction in Italian that can be broadly characterised by the absence of verb, the presence of an initial n-word—from a surfacy point of view, and is interpreted as a full sentence, more precisely as a negative existential sentence.
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