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Proceedings of SALT 34

Proceedings of the 34th Semantics and Linguistic Theory Conference, held at the University of Rochester, May 28 – 30, 2024, edited by Yao Zhang, Fengyue (Lisa) Zhao, Youngdong Cho, and Yifan Wu.

Published: 2024-12-31

Articles

Tiered honorification in Eastern Indo-Aryan: A [HON]-less proposal

Ruoan Wang

1-20
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Sense as sampling propensity

Michael Eric Goodale

21-41
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Prosody across sentence types

Maria Esipova

68-87
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A mixed-quotational account of indirect discourse: Evidence from self-pointing gestures

Sebastian Walter

88-109
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Embedded scalar diversity

Eszter Ronai

110-131
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Differential measure phrases with implicit comparatives in Gitksan

Yurika Aonuki

132-153
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New experimental evidence against the similarity approach to conditionals

Dean McHugh, Tomasz Klochowicz

154-175
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Cross-linguistics difference in disjunction in two-dimensional semantics

Yusuke Yagi

176–196
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New data on the 'triggering problem' for presuppositions

Nadine Bade

197-212
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Anaphoric demonstratives in Mandarin

Ankana Saha, Yağmur Sağ, Jian Cui, Kathryn Davidson

213-232
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Coarse Modality with Italian Magari

Enrico Flor

233-252
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Future-less-vivid conditionals and the modal past

Paolo Santorio

253–273
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Scope, monotonicity and maximal informativity cannot be underestimated! A compositional analysis of an apparent linguistic illusion

Ryan Smith, Vera Hohaus

294-312
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On approximative degree morphology in Finnish: A comparison of two suffixes

Elsi Kaiser

313–333
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Semantics of finite complement clauses and scope islandhood

Huilei Wang

334-355
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Determiners do not need to manage donkey anaphora

Anand Abraham

356–369
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Pseudo-scoping out of relative clauses: an ‘individual concept’ approach

Jonathan Palucci

370-389
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Bare plurals in article-less languages as weak definites

Clemens Mayr, Tamari Berulava

390-410
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Non-de dicto construals as a unified phenomenon

Clemens Mayr, Viola Schmitt

411-431
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Only ‘only’ only: A distributed meaning approach to exclusive doubling

Ka-Fai Yip

480–501
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Question embedding without wh-interrogatives: A unified account

Jeanne Lecavelier, Malte Zimmermann

524-544
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Temporal de Re and semantic variation: Composing simultaneity in Asante Twi

Giuliano Armenante

545-562
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Javanese veridicality mismatches: Q-to-P reduction amid uniformity

Tatiana Bondarenko

563–583
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Mood Across Constructions: A Unified Approach

Maribel Romero

584-604
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Evidence for projection of cleft exhaustivity

Omri Amiraz

605-624
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Interpreting the shifty first person inclusive pronoun in Marathi

Shweta Akolkar

625-645
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SALT 34 was hosted by the Linguistics Department at the University of Rochester on May 28 – 30, 2024. Please contact us at salt-mailbox@cornell.edu for questions regarding the proceedings.

Semantics and Linguistic Theory

Current Issue

Articles

Tiered honorification in Eastern Indo-Aryan: A [HON]-less proposal

Sense as sampling propensity

Prosody across sentence types

A mixed-quotational account of indirect discourse: Evidence from self-pointing gestures

Embedded scalar diversity

Differential measure phrases with implicit comparatives in Gitksan

New experimental evidence against the similarity approach to conditionals

Cross-linguistics difference in disjunction in two-dimensional semantics

New data on the 'triggering problem' for presuppositions

Anaphoric demonstratives in Mandarin

Coarse Modality with Italian Magari

Future-less-vivid conditionals and the modal past

Scope, monotonicity and maximal informativity cannot be underestimated! A compositional analysis of an apparent linguistic illusion

On approximative degree morphology in Finnish: A comparison of two suffixes

Semantics of finite complement clauses and scope islandhood

Determiners do not need to manage donkey anaphora

Pseudo-scoping out of relative clauses: an ‘individual concept’ approach

Bare plurals in article-less languages as weak definites

Non-de dicto construals as a unified phenomenon

Only ‘only’ only: A distributed meaning approach to exclusive doubling

Question embedding without wh-interrogatives: A unified account

Temporal de Re and semantic variation: Composing simultaneity in Asante Twi

Javanese veridicality mismatches: Q-to-P reduction amid uniformity

Mood Across Constructions: A Unified Approach

Evidence for projection of cleft exhaustivity

Interpreting the shifty first person inclusive pronoun in Marathi

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