Vol. 9 (2005): Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 9

Articles

• Remarks on Grimshaw’s Clausal Typology

  Klaus Abels

  1-15

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• Presupposition Incorporation in Adverbial Quantifier Domains

  David D. Ahn

  16-29

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• Negative Bias in Polar Questions

  Nicholas Asher, Brian Reese

  30-43

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• On the Common Format of Eventives and 'Too'-Comparatives

  Patrick Brandt

  44-56

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• Some Scalar Implicatures Really Aren’t Quantity Implicatures - But 'Some'’s Are

  Richard Breheny

  57-71

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• The Cameleontic Nature of French Ni: Negative Coordination in a Negative Concord Language

  Jenny Doetjes

  72-86

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• Quantificational Variability Effects with Plural Definites

  Cornelia Endriss, Stefan Hinterwimmer

  87-101

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• Bare Habituals and Plural Definite Descriptions

  Marcelo Ferreira

  102-115

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• Aspect and Actuality Entailment: Too and Enough Constructions

  Valentine Hacquard

  116-130

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• Salience, Inference and Plural Anaphora

  Daniel Hardt

  131-139

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• Anankastic Conditionals and Salient Goals

  Janneke Huitink

  140-154

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• Togetherness

  Jacques Jayez, Alda Mari

  155-169

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• A Semantic Analysis of the Korean Plural Marker 'Tul'

  Yoon-kyoung Joh

  170-182

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• Attitudes Toward Degrees

  Graham Katz

  183-196

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• De Se Reductionism Takes on Monsters

  Emar Maier

  197-211

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• The Aktionsart of Spanish Reflexive Psychological Verbs

  Rafael Marín, Louise McNally

  212-225

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• Call Me Ishmael

  Ora Matushansky

  226-240

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• Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy

  Ora Matushansky, Benjamin Spector

  241-255

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• On Result Nominalization in German

  Rainer Osswald

  256-270

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• Pragmatic Control of Specificity and Scope: Evidence from Dutch L1a

  William Philip

  271-285

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• Formal Hermeneutics Based on Frege Duality

  Oleg Prosorov

  286-298

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• Context and Focus Projection. A Compositional, Intonation-Based Account of Focus Interpretation

  Arndt Riester

  299-313

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• 'Only': Meaning and Implicatures - The Very Incomplete Short Version

  Robert van Rooij, Katrin Schulz

  314-324

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• ‘On-Line’-Inferences in the Semantics of 'Dann' and 'Then'

  Antje Roßdeutscher

  325-339

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• Readings of The German Present Perfect

  Björn Rothstein

  340-354

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• The Semantics of Rising Intonation in Interrogatives and Declaratives

  Marie Šafařová

  355-369

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• Don’t Interpret Focus! Why a Presuppositional Account of Focus Fails and How a Presuppositional Account of Givenness Works

  Uli Sauerland

  370-384

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• Minimize Restrictors! (Notes on Definite Descriptions, Condition C and Epithets)

  Philippe Schlenker

  385-416

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• Event-Related Modifiers in German Adjectival Passives

  Barbara Schlücker

  417-430

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• Are Scalar Implicatures Computed Online?

  Gianluca Storto, Michael K. Tanenhaus

  431-445

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• Bare Predicate Nominals in Dutch

  Henriëtte de Swart, Yoad Winter, Joost Zwarts

  446-460

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• Focus, Context, and 'Many' Elements

  Takuro Tanaka

  461-474

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• Towards an Understanding of the Meaning of Nominal Tense

  Judith Tonhauser

  475-488

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• Truth, Belief and Knowledge in Epistemic Logic

  Daniel Vanderveken

  489-506

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• Where Lexical Semantics Meets Spatial Description: A Framework for 'Klettern' and 'Steigen'

  Matthias Weisgerber

  507-521

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• Degenerate Plurals

  Miyuki Yamashina, Christopher Tancredi

  522-537

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• Overlaying Contexts of Interpretation

  Henk Zeevat

  538-552

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• Comparative Paths to an Optimal Interpretation

  Joost Zwarts, Petra Hendriks, Helen de Hoop

  553-567

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