Interpreting Quantifiers is a theoretical construct in mathematical reading that specifies the cognitive and syntactic processes required to accurately comprehend and reason about universal and existential quantifiers within formal mathematical statements.
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Quantifiers as functional heads: A study of quantifier float in Hebrew
Ur Shlonsky · Lingua · 1991 · 227 citations · Full text
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