Numerical Plurality is a philosophical construct that designates the ontological status of numbers as irreducible multiplicities, distinguishing them from singular numerical entities by emphasizing their intrinsic, non-unitary composition within the foundations of mathematical thought.
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BARE PLURALS AND THE NUMBER AFFIX IN DP
Denis Delfitto, Jan Schroten · Probus · 1991 · 212 citations
Quantification in Mandarin Chinese: two markers of plurality
Robert Iljic · Linguistics · 1994 · 190 citations
Paucity, Abundance, and the Theory of Number
Daniel Harbour · Language · 2014 · 167 citations
Daniel A. Weiskopf · Synthese · 2008 · 152 citations
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University of Oxford
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Evolutionary Genomics (United States)
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