Logic from a Rhetorical Point of View Rutilius Taurus Aemilianus kér-h2 'head-bone (substance)' ¿ kr-¿h2

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the volume contains an extensive grammatical sketch of Marquesan which complements the language description of the specific domain space in a useful way providing the reader with general insights into one of the not well documented Oceanic languages

Jean-Francois -- Romance Infinitival Clauses and Case Theory / Raposo

Causal Log-Linear Modeling with Latent Variables and Missing Data / Vermunt

The empirical investigations come from several languages

Logic from a Rhetorical Point of View Rutilius Taurus Aemilianus kér-h2 'head-bone (substance)' ¿ kr-¿h2Frontmatter Preface Acknowledgements Contents CHAPTER ONE. On the Rhetorical Point of View CHAPTER TWO. Mind Philosophical Logic as a Theory of Intelligence CHAPTER THREE. Formalized versus Intuitive Arguments. The Historical Background CHAPTER FOUR. Towards the Logic of General Names CHAPTER FIVE. The Truth Functional Calculus and the Ordinary Use of Connectives CHAPTER SIX. The Predicate Calculus CHAPTER SEVEN. Reasoning, Logic, and Intelligence