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Here, the expression "theorem schema" is being glossed by the expression "meta-theorem". Jennings sees in this usage the proto-type of the usage of or found in the examples cited by the proponents of a truth-functional analysis of or. This book is certainly required reading for anyone interested in the semantics of or or any. While linguists may find the style of presentation unusual and the emphasis on diachronic, as opposed to synchronic, explanation old fashioned, it is certainly a book which will repay their efforts. The point of view is fresh and the criticism is cogent.