Titlebook: Logic, Language and Meaning; 18th Amsterdam Collo Maria Aloni,Vadim Kimmelman,Matthijs Westera Conference proceedings 2012 Springer-Verlag

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Quantificational Strategies across Language Modalitiese of the more “constructional” way of encoding quantificational meanings that partially reflect the mapping onto tripartite structures overtly. Further, lexical quantification is addressed in the domain of distributivity.

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Degree Modification and Intensification in American Sign Language Adjectivest the upper boundary, is also visible in ASL. The Event Visibility Hypothesis (EVH) was formulated based on the observation that telic verb signs are distinguished from atelics by end-marking reflecting final states of telic events. Here, it is extended to a general Visibility Hypothesis for sign languages.

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Licensing Sentence-Internal Readings in Englishablish which NPs license which AOCs and to what extent and we show how the results can be interpreted against the background of a formal semantic analysis of AOCs. Finally, we argue that using Bayesian methods to analyze this kind of data has an advantage over the more traditional, frequentist approach.

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When Wide Scope Is Not Enough: Scope and Topicality of Discourse Referentsd in sign space. It is argued that a combination of scope and topicality is required when analysing the correlation between the introduction of entities into the discourse and assigning a spatial location.

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Logic, Language and Meaning978-3-642-31482-7Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349