[Thanks to "Brian Weatherson":http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Philosophy/tar/Archives/002205.html, who pointed at the forthcoming papers page of the journal Synthese]
Two papers forthcoming in Synthese (these are uncorrected proofs):
Nicholas Asher and Daniel Bonevac. “Free Choice Permission Is Strong Permission”:http://ipsapp008.kluweronline.com/content/getfile/5191/74/9/fulltext.pdf.
Leon Horsten. On The Quantitative Scalar Or-Implicature.
bq. Abstract. Two simple generalized conversational implicatures are investigated: (1) the quantitative scalar implicature associated with ‘or’, and (2) the ‘not-and’-implicature, which is the dual to (1). It is argued that it is more fruitful to consider these implicatures as rules of interpretation and to model them in an algebraic fashion than to consider them as nonmonotonic rules of inference and to model them in a proof-theoretic way.
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