Abstract
In chapter 4, I discussed a number of examples from the literature that were used to argue for the sets theory. The arguments all involved first finding a pair of noun phrases that in some models would be coreferent only on the union theory and then finding a predicate that in certain situations would appear to be true of one member of the pair and not the other. (235) below was an example considered in a model in which the young and old animals are just the cows and the pigs:
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The cows and the pigs were separated.
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The young animals and the old animals were separated.
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Schwarzschild, R. (1996). Reciprocity. In: Pluralities. Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy, vol 61. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-2704-4_6
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