Proceedings of SALT 22

Proceedings of the 22nd Semantics and Linguistic Theory Conference, held at University of Chicago in Chicago, Illinois, May 18 - May 20, 2012, edited by Anca Chereches.

Table of Contents

Front matter
Anca Chereches

Articles

Compositionality without word boundaries: (the) more and (the) most
Anna Szabolcsi
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1-25
Perspective shifts of Korean evidentials and the effect of contexts
Dongsik Lim, Chungmin Lee
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26-42
Modality, Weights, and Inconsistent Premise Sets
Alex Silk
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43-64
Directed Scale Segments
Roger Schwarzschild
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65-82
Gradation in modified AdjPs
Elena Castroviejo-Miro
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83-103
The online interpretation of sentence-internal same and distributivity
Jakub Dotlačil, Adrian Brasoveanu
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104-124
Null Complement Anaphors as Definite Descriptions
Alexander Williams
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125-145
A Note on Phrasal Comparatives
Sigrid Beck, Vera Hohaus, Sonja Tiemann
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146-165
Experimenting with Degree
Stephanie Solt, Nicole Gotzner
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166-187
Temporal reference in a genuinely tenseless language: The case of Hausa
Anne Mucha
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188-207
Epistemic particles and perfomativity
Magdalena Kaufmann, Stefan Kaufmann
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208-225
Granularity shifting: Experimental evidence from degree modifiers
Galit Sassoon, Natalia Zevakhina
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226-246
The semantics and pragmatics of belief reports in preschoolers
Shevaun Lewis, Jeffrey Lidz, Valentine Hacquard
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247-267
Contrastive topics in Paraguayan Guaraní­ discourse
Judith Tonhauser
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268-285
Witnessable quantifiers license type-e meaning: Evidence from contrastive topic, equatives and supplements
Noah Constant
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286-306
A unified analysis of the same, phrasal comparatives, and superlatives
Carl Jesse Pollard, Elizabeth Allyn Smith
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307-325
A multistratal account of the projective Tagalog evidential daw
Gregory Kierstead, Scott Martin
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326-346
Real tense and real aspect in mirativity
Teresa Torres Bustamante
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347-364
Cross-categorial modification of properties in Hebrew and English
Yaron McNabb
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365-382
No need for a dedicated theory of the distribution of readings of English bare plurals
Giorgio Magri
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383-402
Conjunction is Parallel Computation
Denis Paperno
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403–423
Avoiding predicate whiplash: social choice theory and linguistic vagueness
Timothy W. Grinsell
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424-440
It-clefts are IT (Inquiry Terminating) constructions
Dan Velleman, David Beaver, Emilie Destruel, Dylan Bumford, Edgar Onea, Elizabeth Coppock
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441-460
Mood and Contextual Commitment
Paul Portner, Aynat Rubinstein
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461-487
Ordering combination for modal comparison
Graham Katz, Paul Portner, Aynat Rubinstein
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488-507
Nandao-Questions as a Special Kind of Rhetorical Questions
Beibei Xu
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508-526
Weak Uniqueness: The Only Difference Between Definites and Indefinites
Elizabeth Coppock, David Beaver
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527–544
Not a light negation
Hedde Zeijlstra
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545-564
Quantificational and modal interveners in degree constructions
Daniel Lassiter
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565-583
Degrees of Countability: A Mereotopological Approach to the Mass/Count Distinction
Scott Grimm
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584–603