Re: Nonfirstorderizability

"Michael De" <mikejde@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> But that there are some critics who admire
> only each other does not imply that there are at most two critics who
> admire only each other--there could be three, four, etc.

Not only that, but the G-K sentence (as understood in the result
cited) does not assume mutual admiration.


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