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  1. Salvatore Florio* and Øystein Linnebo**. The Many and the One. A Philosophical Study of Plural Logic.Francesca Boccuni - 2022 - Philosophia Mathematica 30 (3):369-381.
    Several natural languages such as English contain prima facie different kinds of referential and quantificational expressions. In particular, natural languages.
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  • From plurals to superplurals: in defence of higher-level plural logic.Berta Grimau Roca - 2018 - Dissertation, University of Glasgow
    Plural Logic is an extension of First-Order Logic with plural terms and quantifiers. When its plural terms are interpreted as denoting more than one object at once, Plural Logic is usually taken to be ontologically innocent: plural quantifiers do not require a domain of their own, but range plurally over the first-order domain of quantification. Given that Plural Logic is equi-interpretable with Monadic Second-Order Logic, it gives us its expressive power at the low ontological cost of a first-order language. This (...)
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