Fox and Katzir restrict the formal alternatives of a sentence to the contextually relevant ones,
with relevance closed under the Boolean operations. A sentence is exhaustively relevant given a
restriction when its only-meaning lies in the Boolean closure of the restriction, and a
restriction is allowable when it keeps the assertion and prunes nothing exhaustively relevant. A
set in the Boolean closure of a family does not separate worlds that every member of the family
treats alike (mem_iff_of_mem_closure), so an alternative whose only-meaning separates two such
worlds is not exhaustively relevant (not_exhaustivelyRelevant_of_separates). Relevance relative
to a context set is the same notion over the subtype of the context, each proposition restricted
to it by preimage.
Main definitions
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