Schedule

Posters

• 1. Tharangea Weerasooriya. Linking scope, exhaustivity and ignorance 

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  3. Arkadiusz Kwapiszewski. The origin of spatial extent scales: evidence from begin and half

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  5. Kristina Liefke. A Compositional Semantics for Depiction Reports

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  7. Yuto Hirayama. Restriction on Evidence in Evidentiality: the Part-Whole Relation between Situations

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  9. Petr Kusliy. Heycock’s Puzzle and a semantic approach to reconstruction

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  11. Despina Oikonomou. A scalar conditional in Greek: looking for the consequent

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  13. Gloria Mellesmoen, Lisa Matthewson and Henry Davis. Composing distributive numerals: Evidence from Comox-Sliammon

  14. Ekaterina Vostrikova. Clausal exceptives with multiple remnants

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  16. Daniel K. E. Reisinger and Marianne Huijsmans. ǰaqa: A Generalized Exclamation Operator in ʔayʔaǰuθəm

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  18. Taylor Mahler, Marie-Catherine de Marneffe and Catherine Lai. The prosody of presupposition projection in naturally-occurring utterances

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  20. Aurore Gonzalez and Karoliina Lohiniva. A Compositional Semantics for Free Choice Constituent Unconditionals

  21. Yenan Sun. Where is the parameter in the "same" construction?

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  23. Nina Haslinger. Individuating beliefs: DP objects of attitude verbs and their domains of quantification

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  25. Tyler Lemon. Clausal comparison and degree abstraction in Vietnamese exceed comparatives

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  27. Mojmír Dočekal & Iveta Šafratová. Degrees of *swarms*: experimental evidence from Czech

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  29. Dario Paape and Malte Zimmermann. Conditionals on crutches: Expanding the modal horizon

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  31. Omar Agha and Alex Warstadt. Non-Resolving Responses to Polar Questions

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  33. Annemarie van Dooren. The temporal perspective of epistemics in Dutch

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  35. Kim A. Jördens, Nicole Gotzner and Katharina Spalek. The composition of focus alternative sets: Can carpets be an alternative to figs?

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  37. Sonia Ramotowska, Shane Steinert-Threlkeld, Leendert Van Maanen and Jakub Szymanik. Most, but not more than half, is proportion-dependent and sensitive to individual differences

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  39. Linmin Zhang. Degrees as kinds vs. degrees as real numbers: Evidence from Mandarin Chinese and French

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  41. Matthijs Westera and Gemma Boleda. A closer look at scalar diversity using contextualized semantic similarity

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  43. Laia Mayol and Enric Vallduví. Theme-containing utterances as strategies to address a broad QUD