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Plural Reference and Reference to a Plurality. Linguistic Facts and Semantic Analyses
This paper defends 'plural reference', the view that definite plurals refer to several individuals at once, and it explores how the view can account for a range of phenomena that have been discussed in the linguistic literature.
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