Well, as the old saying (I've been saying it for thirty some years) goes, "If you want to have a logical language, you have to put up with a little logic". In the present case, since it concerns {zo'e}, the most common unwritten word in Lojban, and thus {lo}, the most common written word (possibly excluding {I} and { cu}), it would seem to be worthy of general attention. The demands of the discussion are not great (yes, Montague's course was graduate level, but Partee's was just Senior level and we don't need the whole pile here). So gird up and learn a little about possible worlds and mappings and intensionality. Jboske would be a nice site, but,as noted, no one goes there and there is no handy connection to it from the general site.
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On , Arnt Richard Johansen <arj@nvg.org> wrote:
> There is jboske@yahoogroups.com, but that one hasn't been posted to since 2007.
Great! Let's ask those that want to conduct such in-depth discussions to move there!
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