Directionality and Logical Form

Exploring the interplay between directionality and logical form, this book delves into how linguistic structures shape meaning and interpretation. It examines the implications of directionality in various languages and its impact on logical reasoning. The author presents theoretical frameworks and empirical data, offering insights into syntax, semantics, and the cognitive aspects of language processing. This work is essential for linguists and philosophers interested in the foundational aspects of language and its logical underpinnings.