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  • Veltman, F. J. M. M. (1989). Regels en uitzonderingen. In H. Parret (Ed.), In alle redelijkheid : standpunten over het denken, spreken en handelen van de redelijke mens (pp. 201-222). Boom.
  • Veltman, F. J. M. M. (1988). Comments on 'Probability Semantics' by Gerhard Paass. In P. Smets, & G. Mamdani (Eds.), Non-standard logics for automated reasoning (pp. 244-247). Academic Press.
  • Veltman, F. J. M. M. (1988). Comments on 'An automated logic for elementary changes' by Luis Fariñas. In P. Smets, & G. Mamdani (Eds.), Non-standard logics for automated reasoning (pp. 78-80). Academic Press.
  • Groenendijk, J. A. G., Stokhof, M. J. B., & Veltman, F. J. M. M. (1988). Proceedings of the Sixth Amsterdam Colloquium, April 13-16, 1987. (Proceedings of the Amsterdam Colloquium; No. 6). ITLI, Institute for Language, Logic and Information, Universiteit van Amsterdam.
  • Veltman, F. J. M. M. (1986). Data semantics and the pragmatics of indicative conditionals. In E. C. Traugott (Ed.), On conditionals : (Symposium on conditionals and cognitive processes, Stanford University, Dec. 1983) (pp. 147-167). Cambridge University Press.
  • Veltman, F. J. M. M. (1985). Logics for conditionals. [Thesis, fully internal, Universiteit van Amsterdam]. s.n.
  • Veltman, F. J. M. M. (1984). Data semantics. Groningen-Amsterdam studies in semantics, 43-65.
  • Landman, F., & Veltman, F. J. M. M. (1984). Varieties of formal semantics: proceedings of the fourth Amsterdam Colloquium, September 1982. (Groningen-Amsterdam Studies in Semantics; No. 3). Foris Publications.
  • Veltman, F. J. M. M. (1981). Data semantics. In J. A. G. Groenendijk, T. M. V. Janssen, & M. B. J. Stokhof (Eds.), Formal methods in the study of language (pp. 541-565). (Mathematical Centre Tracts; No. 136). Mathematisch Centrum.
  • Veltman, F. J. M. M. (1976). Prejudices, presuppositions, and the theory of counterfactuals. Amsterdam papers in formal grammar, 248-282.
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