Vol. 29 (2025): Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 29

Articles

• Foreword

  Federica Longo, Daniele Panizza

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• Number marking in interrogative phrases: 'What' interrogatives in Farsi

  Luis Alonso-Ovalle, Esmail Moghiseh

  1-16

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• Decoupling degrees from their instantiations

  Luis Alonso-Ovalle, Bernhard Schwarz

  17-29

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• On 'very'-intensified superlatives

  Johanna Alstott

  30-46

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• Definite plurals in comparatives

  Omri Amiraz, Omri Doron

  47-58

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• Lying and commitment: The case of pointing gestures

  Mailin Antomo, Yuqiu Chen

  59-76

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• Lying with at-issue and not-at-issue emojis

  Mailin Antomo, Lea Fricke, Patrick G. Grosz, Tatjana Scheffler

  77-97

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• Epistemic temporal interactions in San Pablo Güilá Zapotec

  Ana Laura Arrieta Zamudio

  98-111

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• Conjectural questions in Ktunaxa as canonical questions

  Ana Laura Arrieta Zamudio, M. Ryan Bochnak

  112-128

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• The role of incompatible disjuncts in the acquisition of disjunction

  Adina Camelia Bleotu, Gabriela Bîlbîie, Andreea C. Nicolae, Mara Panaitescu, Anton Benz, Lyn Tieu

  129-143

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• Underspecified coordination, focus and contrast in Wá·šiw

  M. Ryan Bochnak

  144-159

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• Two types of degree nominalizations: Degree concepts and qualities

  M. Ryan Bochnak, Adam Gobeski, Marcin Morzycki, Starr Sandoval

  160-176

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• Embedding definites instead of questions: The case of Spanish and French

  Carla Bombi, Jeanne Lecavelier

  177-196

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• Beyond negation and verum: Can contrast license NPIs?

  Max Bonke, Katharina Schaebbicke

  197-213

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• Neglect-Zero Effects in the Interpretation of Quantifiers and Disjunction

  Oliver Bott, Fabian Schlotterbeck, Tomasz Klochowicz, Sonia Ramotowska, Maria Aloni

  214-232

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• Discourse Conditions for Conditional Perfection: Extending Beyond QUDs

  Sarah Boukendour

  233-244

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• Higher-order plurality: To what degree?

  Brian Buccola

  245-257

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• Readings of pronouns across connectives are sensitive to monotonicity

  Keny Chatain, Benjamin Spector

  258-269

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• Mapping to a scale: Mandarin 'even'-like 'dou' with hyperbolic comparatives

  Zhuang Chen, Yael Greenberg

  270-288

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• A pragmatic solution to anankastic conditionals

  Jingyi Chen, Valentine Hacquard

  289-304

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• Clefts can address wh-questions in referential anchoring contexts

  Jun Chen, Dawei Jin

  305-318

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• At the frontier of quantification: Correlatives, movement and scope

  Gennaro Chierchia

  319-339

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• Similative disjunction and strengthening

  Giulio Ciferri Muramatsu, Pravaal Yadav

  340-351

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• Perspective on individuals

  Philippe De Groote, Timothee Bernard

  352-369

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• Non-specific and dependent indefinites: When -nibud’ meets po

  Marco Degano

  370-385

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• Take on this commitment: the particle 'bərə' in Marathi (Indo-Aryan)

  Ashwini Deo

  386-403

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• Believing p, discovering ¬p: 'Meğer' and epistemic shifts

  Furkan Dikmen

  404-420

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• The landscape of inferential evidentiality: Towards a unified framework

  Regine Eckardt

  421-436

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• Mixed-polarity pluralities: A solution to van Benthem’s problem

  Patrick D. Elliott

  437-454

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• Number classifying to number marking: Change in English countability

  Kurt Erbach

  455-464

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• Minimal sufficiency, plural predication, and scalarity

  Lucas Fagen, Elitzur Bar-Asher Siegal

  465-481

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• The Italian Conditional: X-Marking and Beyond

  Ilaria Frana, Paula Menéndez Benito

  482-500

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• The at-issue status of (modified) pro-speech gestures

  Lennart Fritzsche

  501-518

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• 'Ja' or 'jaaaaa'? Scale interpretation in iconically lengthened response particles

  Lennart Fritzsche, Nadine Bade, Cornelia Ebert, Cecile Meier

  519-533

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• RESPonsible attitudes: The case of Italian 'considerare'

  Achille Fusco

  534-551

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• Aggregate nouns in the plural are uncountable: Evidence from German

  Ljudmila Geist

  552-566

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• Negativity induced differences in the semantic-pragmatic behavior of expressive adjectives

  Kalle Glauch

  567-583

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• Aspectual shift in Romance: A preliminary study

  Aurore Gonzalez, Anamaria Fălăuș, Gennaro Chierchia

  584-600

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• Plural definites and domain restriction in Romance and Germanic

  Janek Guerrini, Benjamin Spector

  601-618

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• The semantics of specificity-marked indefinites: Evidence from Algerian Arabic

  Walid Hafsi

  619-636

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• Revisiting the role of structural complexity in symmetry breaking

  Nina Haslinger, Viola Schmitt

  637-654

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• “One tool to rule them all”? An integrated model of the QuD for Hurford Sentences

  Adèle Hénot-Mortier

  655-673

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• Redundancy under Discussion

  Adèle Hénot-Mortier

  674-691

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• Unifying the French evidential construction 'on di(rai)t que'

  Adèle Hénot-Mortier

  692-709

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• Constraining alternatives

  Aron Hirsch, Bernhard Schwarz

  710-726

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• Degrees are accessed indirectly? A new look at Chinese 'bi'-comparatives

  Yaqing Hu

  727-744

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• The maximality puzzle: Evidence from ʔayʔaǰuθəm

  Marianne Huijsmans, D. K. E. Reisinger

  745-758

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• Exploring the semblance and discrepancies between simplex and complex numerals in Mandarin Chinese

  Lu Jin, Shiyang Fu

  759-775

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• Unbinding equatives

  Karolin Kaiser

  776-789

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• Hurford disjunctions: Beyond redundancy and triviality

  Alexandros Kalomoiros, Matthew Mandelkern, Paul Marty, Jacopo Romoli, Florian Schwarz

  790-806

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• Propositional discourse referents and anaphora in dialogue

  Manfred Krifka

  807-824

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• Discontinuous past: a semantic account

  Petr Kusliy, Ekaterina Vostrikova

  825-842

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• Sorting out left-nested conditionals

  Daniel Lassiter

  843-857

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• Do we need two uniqueness conditions? A reply to Lewis (2022)

  Jess H. K. Law, Haoze Li

  858-869

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• You can leave your dog outside, but do you have to?: An RSA approach

  Seo-young Lee

  870-882

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• The case for the strong and conditional analysis of permission

  Haoming Li

  883-898

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• Beyond 'yes' and 'no': Multimodal multilexical polar responses in German

  Cornelia Loos, Sophie Repp

  899-916

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• Postmodern quantification with stuff

  Andy Lücking, Jonathan Ginzburg

  917-934

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• Classifiers and comparison class: Evidence for cross-linguistic variation in the calculation of standards

  Zhuosi Luo, Alison Biggs

  935-952

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• Another look at contrafactive predicates: The case of Spanish 'creerse'

  Mora Maldonado, Orin Percus

  953-967

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• Homogeneity in (non)monotonic contexts

  Paul Marty, Omri Amiraz, Patrick D. Elliott, Guillermo Del Pinal, Jacopo Romoli

  968-985

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• A propositions-as-types approach to the generalized crossover effect

  Daiki Matsuoka, Daisuke Bekki, Hitomi Yanaka

  986-1003

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• On the distinction between amounts and degrees

  Jon Ander Mendia, Stephanie Solt

  1004-1019

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• Lexical decomposition of verbs and the notion of an abstract state

  Friederike Moltmann

  1020-1035

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• Spanish Neg-raising: Mood effects on NPI licensing

  Raquel Montero, Leah Doroski, Maribel Romero

  1036-1053

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• Question word distributivity

  Mary Moroney

  1054-1070

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• Disjunction with additives

  Anne Mucha, Wataru Uegaki, Mary Amaechi, Tim Jantarungsee

  1071-1087

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• 'Only to forget it in the fridge' – On the semantics of German 'nur-um' clauses

  David Müller

  1088-1104

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• NPI licensing in attitude reports with content-bearing nominals

  Kalle Müller

  1105-1121

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• More 'again' readings and more 'again' morphemes: A structural analysis of Kanien’kéha 'again'

  Willie Myers

  1122-1140

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• On the diverse interpretations of bare plural generics

  Flavia Naehrlich

  1141-1158

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• What does high negation do? Nothing, negation, or denegation?

  Shohei Nagata, Masatoshi Honda

  1159-1176

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• Relevance-sensitive co-variation inferences of dependent indefinites

  Takanobu Nakamura

  1177-1195

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• Expressive contexts and descriptive subjects of Spanish imperatives

  Seungho Nam, Aarón Sánchez

  1196-1210

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• The contradiction puzzle for logicality

  Antonio Negro, Salvatore Pistoia-Reda

  1211-1217

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• Temporal interpretation in directive speech acts: A competition between imperative and 2nd person subjunctive in Greek

  Despina Oikonomou, Vina Tsakali, Alexandra Samarentsi, Benedict Vassileiou

  1218-1237

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• Pseudo-scoping out of relative clauses: A functional approach

  Jonathan Palucci

  1238-1254

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• Covert generic causatives in Korean: A dispositional ascription analysis

  Se Yeon Park

  1255-1271

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• Contracted attitudes

  Riccardo Enrico Pellegrini

  1272-1287

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• The German particle 'denn' in a Scoreboard model of discourse

  Doris Penka, Maribel Romero

  1288-1305

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• Pragmatic reasoning in context: Anticipating negation for adjectives

  Yvonne Portele, Chiara Boila, Angela Grimm, Jacopo Torregrossa, Merle Weicker, Barbara Kaup

  1306-1317

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• Semantic triviality leads to ungrammaticality through iterated learning

  Ciyang Qing, Wataru Uegaki

  1318-1335

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• An experimental investigation of the homogeneity of conjunctions

  Jia Ren

  1336-1353

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• The modification puzzle of Mandarin numeral phrases

  Jia Ren, Qiuhao Charles Yan, Satoru Ozaki

  1354-1364

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• Pseudo-incorporation, event kinds, and atelicity

  Yağmur Sağ

  1365-1382

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• Demonstrative descriptions and anti-uniqueness

  Ankana Saha

  1383-1401

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• Building modifier questions from anaphors in Ktunaxa

  Starr Sandoval, Kate Yangshuying Zhou, Marcin Morzycki

  1402-1418

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• Clause-internal causal inferences: Evidence from nouns

  Kelsey Sasaki, Hannah Rohde, Daniel Altshuler

  1419-1430

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• Projection without lexically-specified presupposition: A model for 'know'

  Gregory Scontras, Judith Tonhauser

  1431-1448

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• Parenthetical 'say' as a window into sincerity and commitment

  Eli Sharf

  1449-1465

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• How to bind into alternatives

  Alexander Shilen

  1466-1483

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• Modeling uncertainty, unawareness, and underspecification among Structural Causal Models

  Todd Snider, Michael Franke

  1484-1500

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• An alternative to Presuppositional Exhaustification: Supervaluationist RSA

  Benjamin Spector

  1501-1517

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• Main clause phenomena and discourse moves: Mandarin incompleteness in subordinate clauses

  Yenan Sun

  1518-1535

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• Cross-world reference

  Squid Tamar-Mattis

  1536-1552

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• DP-internal relative readings of Japanese 'ichiban' superlatives

  Jun Tamura

  1553-1562

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• Comparison among degrees or individuals?: A view from Japanese 'ichiban' superlatives

  Eri Tanaka, Kenta Mizutani

  1563-1575

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• A plea for a functional dependency approach to correlatives

  Natasha Thalluri

  1576-1592

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• No 'iota' type-shifter in Kazym Khanty

  Varvara Tiutiunnikova, Stiopa Mikhailov, Fedor Golosov

  1593-1608

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• Simultaneous readings of past-under-past in Russian

  Ekaterina Vostrikova

  1609-1626

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• A non-Boolean analysis of conjunction in additive numerals: A mereotopological approach

  Marcin Wągiel

  1627-1645

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• Viewpoint matters: Prototypical vs. non-prototypical co-speech gestures in the VP domain

  Sebastian Walter, Cornelia Ebert, Stefan Hinterwimmer

  1646-1661

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• Shifted face emoji in indirect discourse: A mixed-quotational approach

  Sebastian Walter, Stefan Hinterwimmer

  1662-1680

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• Diagnosing the presuppositional properties of scalar implicatures

  Jad Wehbe, Omri Doron

  1681-1697

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• Non-maximal telicity in English incremental theme predicates

  Fred Whibley

  1698-1712

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• Why 'not numeral NP' requires 'but' but not 'not many NP'

  Danfeng Wu

  1713-1728

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• Corrective markers 'bing' and 'you' in Mandarin Chinese

  Danfeng Wu

  1729-1746

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• Inference complexity as a novel semantic parameter

  Valerie Wurm

  1747-1764

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• fEMG as a window into conversational commitments

  Harriet Yates, Corien Bary, Peter De Swart, Bob van Tiel

  1765-1783

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• QUD-mediated redundancy

  Yichi (Raven) Zhang

  1784-1801

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• How to reconcile maximal and non-maximal Mandarin 'mei': Distributivity without maximality

  Zeqi Zhao

  1802-1819

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• Why 'regret' and 'realize' can embed false beliefs

  Ziling Zhu

  1820-1837

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