RE: [jboske] Nick on propositionalism &c. (was: RE: Digest Number 134

["And Rosta" <a.rosta@lycos.co.uk>]

John:
> And Rosta scripsit:
> > What are the default quantifiers for li, lo'i, le'i, lu, zo?
> 
> CLL specifies these as ro(pa), piro, piro, su'o, su'o respectively 
> See Chapter 6, sections 15, 7, 7, 14, 14 respectively 

If everything has to be quantified, then these are sensible
defaults. But why does everything have to be quantified? Why could
the default not have been {mo'e zi'o}? In usage they are treated
as if the default were {mo'e zi'o}, since I believe no attention
is paid to the scope of these putative implicit quantifiers.

Do {ko'a ce ko'e} and {ko'a joi ko'e} also have default quantifiers?

--And.