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Linglib.Phenomena.Modality.Studies.Aloni2022

@cite{aloni-2022}: BSML Applied to Permission Disjunction #

@cite{aloni-2022}

Phenomena-level instantiation of BSML for the classic free choice example: "You may have coffee or tea" → "You may have coffee AND you may have tea."

The core BSML theory (formulas, support, enrichment, FC theorems) lives in Theories/Semantics/Dynamic/Systems/BSML/. This file provides the concrete deontic model and verifies the FC predictions computationally.

Example world type for "You may have coffee or tea"

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      All permission worlds

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        Deontic model: universal accessibility

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          Restrictive deontic model: from 'neither', only 'neither' is accessible

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            Team representing "free choice holds" (both options available)

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