Vol. 20 (2016): Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 20

Articles

• Temporal noch/still and further-to readings of German noch

  Sigrid Beck

  4-25

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• The Beginnings of Formal Semantics: The Historical Context of Arnim von Stechow’s Contributions

  Barbara H. Partee

  26-44

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• An Experimental Investigation of the Binding Options of Demonstrative Pronouns

  Stefan Hinterwimmer, Andreas Brocher

  46-60

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• Reluctant Acceptance of the Literal Truth: Eye Tracking in the Covered Box Paradigm

  Florian Schwarz, Cory Bill, Jacopo Romoli

  61-78

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• NPI Intervention of too

  Dorothy Ahn

  80-90

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• Discourse Rationality and the Counterfactuality Implicature in Backtracking Conditionals

  Ana Arregui, María Biezma

  91-108

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• Obligatory Triggers under Negation

  Nadine Bade, Sonja Tiemann

  109-126

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• Severing maximality from fewer than: evidence from genericity

  Brian Buccola

  127-144

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• Homogeneity and the Mass/Count Distinction

  Haitao Cai

  145-161

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• Asserting Clarity & Managing Awareness

  Phil Crone

  162-179

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• Do all languages make countability distinctions? Evidence from Nez Perce

  Amy Rose Deal

  180-197

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• Factivity in German Exclamatives

  Imke Driemel

  198-216

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• E-Type Readings of Quantifiers under Ellipsis

  Patrick D. Elliott, Yasutada Sudo

  217-233

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• Italian ‘mica’ in assertions and questions

  Ilaria Frana, Kyle Rawlins

  234-251

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• Good manners: On the degree effect of good events

  Berit Gehrke, Elena Castroviejo

  252-269

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• Theta-head binding in the German locative alternation

  Ljudmila Geist, Daniel Hole

  270-287

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• Emotive predicates and the subjunctive: a flexible mood OT account based on (non)veridicality

  Anastasia Giannakidou, Alda Mari

  288-305

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• Semantic consequences of syntactic subject licensing: Aspectual predicates and concealed modality

  Thomas Grano

  306-322

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• German erst — a temporal addition to the ‘exclusive muddle’

  Mira Grubic

  323-340

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• A compositional semantics for wh-ever free relatives

  Aron Hirsch

  341-358

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• A Hamblin Semantics for Alternative Questions in Yoruba

  Anna Howell

  359-376

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• Exhaustification, but-Exceptives, and Any

  I-Ta Chris Hsieh

  377-392

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• The English Perfect is Past

  Peter Klecha

  393-411

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• On Quotational Indefinites

  Todor Koev

  412-429

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• Intervention effects in relative pronoun pied-piping: experimental evidence

  Hadas Kotek, Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine

  448-461

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• On the semantics of wh-questions

  Hadas Kotek

  430-447

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• Acquisition as a window on the nature of NPIs

  Jing Lin, Fred Weerman, Hedde Zeijlstra

  462-479

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• Behavior-related unergative verbs

  Fabienne Martin, Christopher Piñón

  480-496

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• The likelihood of upper-bound construals among numeral modifiers

  Yaron McNabb, Stavroula Alexandropoulou, Dominique Blok, Sofia Bimpikou, Rick Nouwen

  497-514

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• Toward a General Theory of Nonlocal Readings of Adjectives

  Marcin Morzycki

  515-532

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• Deriving the temporal properties of future markers from aspect

  Anne Mucha

  533-550

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• A contest of strength: or versus either–or

  Andreea C. Nicolae, Uli Sauerland

  551-568

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• Modeling the exhaustivity inference of clefts: evidence from Ga (Kwa)

  Agata Renans

  569-586

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• Deriving a Variable-Strength Might

  Deniz Rudin

  587-603

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• Representing the effort in resolving ambiguous scope

  Asad Sayeed

  604-621

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• How many manys? Exploring semantic theories with data-driven computational models

  Anthea Schöller, Michael Franke

  622-639

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• On pragmatic demonstratives: The case of pragmatic discourse anaphora in Czech

  Radek Šimík

  640-657

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• The universal measurer

  Eric Snyder, Jefferson Barlew

  658-675

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• Ordering subjectivity and the absolute/relative distinction

  Stephanie Solt

  676-693

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• A signaling account of contrastive focus

  Jon Scott Stevens

  694-711

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• Nominal Ellipsis and the Interpretation of Gender in Greek

  Yasutada Sudo, Giorgos Spathas

  712-729

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• Vagueness, Overlap, and Countability

  Peter R. Sutton, Hana Filip

  730-747

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• Focus Association and the Scope of Superlative -est

  Barbara Tomaszewicz, Roumyana Pancheva

  748-760

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• High and low readings in indicative donkeys

  Andreas Walker, Maribel Romero

  761-778

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• Deriving the most internal relative reading

  E. Cameron Wilson

  779-797

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• An Experimental Investigation of Epistemic Modal Adverbs and Adjectives

  Lavi Wolf, Ariel Cohen, Almog Simchon

  798-814

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• Complete and true: A uniform analysis for mention some and mention all

  Yimei Xiang

  815-832

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• External and internal same: A unified account motivated by attitude reports

  Linmin Zhang

  833-850

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