… Under this theory each sentence is assigned a pair of labeled phrase-markers representing
its surface form (or S-structure) and its logical form (or LF).4 These two representations are …

… explicit both the syntactic and semantic structures involved in interpreting Logical Form. …
are logical. Restricted generalized quantifiers, those which we need for the interpretation of …

… since it requires that the theory imply all instances of 'x is truem if and only if p', where
what replaces 'x' is the description of the (interpreted) logical form of a sentence s and what …

Interpreted Logical Forms (ILFs) are objects composed of a syntactic structure annotated with
the semantic values (objectual content) of each node of the structure. We criticize the view …

… the form of propositions, we will treat talk about the logical form of a sentence in a language
L to be essentially about semantic form as … form as between sentences interpreted relative to …

… issues related to the notion of logical form, and then discuss a … and translates them into
logical forms embodying many of … logical form of a sentence, this is how It should be interpreted. …

… Logical Form, in the sense to be developed, will then … form and interpretation. On this
view, it represents whatever properties of syntactic form are relevant to semantic interpretation-…

… A Logical Form (LF) is a syntactic structure that is interpreted by the semantic component. …
for syntax to generate it and for semantics to interpret it. The study of LF must therefore take …

… When modal logic is extended (as by Miss Barcan1) to include quantification theory, on the
other hand, serious obstacles to interpretation are encountered—particularly if one cares to …

… the very idea of logical form, which is directly … logical form: two significantly different notions
of logical form are needed to fulfil two major theoretical roles that pertain respectively to logic …