In section 25.2, on page 217 of the printed version, it is defined that:
i: Imre
k: Karl
L(x,y): x loves y
M(x,y): y loves x
However, on the following page (p.218), the sentence 'M(i,k)' is rather deconstructed into the sentence 'Imre loves Karl', when that should rather be the sentence for 'M(k,i)'. This error is emphasized in the following paragraph, which seems to have corrected this issue.
rzach
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3 months ago
In section 25.2, on page 217 of the printed version, it is defined that:
i: Imre k: Karl L(x,y): x loves y M(x,y): y loves x
However, on the following page (p.218), the sentence 'M(i,k)' is rather deconstructed into the sentence 'Imre loves Karl', when that should rather be the sentence for 'M(k,i)'. This error is emphasized in the following paragraph, which seems to have corrected this issue.