Proceedings of SALT 29

Proceedings of the 29th Semantics and Linguistic Theory Conference, held at the University of California, Los Angeles May 17-19, 2019, edited by Katherine Blake, Forrest Davis, Kaelyn Lamp, and Joseph Rhyne.

Table of Contents

Articles

Embedded Rising Declaratives and Embedded Quotation
Deniz Rudin
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1-21
When-questions and tense in Inquisitive Semantics
Jos Tellings
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22-42
Pictorial Narratives and Temporal Refinement
Tim Fernando
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43-62
On the ambidirectionality of Thai mid-scale predicates: How to get more "warm" by getting less "hot"
Nattanun Chanchaochai, Jérémy Zehr
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63-81
Default agreement with subjective assertions
Deniz Rudin, Andrea Beltrama
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82-102
Types of pluractionality and plurality across domains in ʔayʔaj̆uɵəm
Gloria Mellesmoen, Marianne Huijsmans
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103-116
Composition and projection of co-speech gestures
Maria Esipova
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117-137
Deriving short answers from Hamblin sets: A case study of Mandarin wh-conditionals
Haoze Li
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138-159
Getting quantifying-into questions uniformly: Functionality, domain exhaustivity, and quantificational variability
Yimei Xiang
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160-179
The search for truth: Appositives weigh in
Margaret Kroll, Amanda Rysling
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180-200
Property concepts in Basaá and the ontology of gradability across category
Emily Anne Hanink, Andrew Koontz-Garboden, Emmanuel-moselly Makasso
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201-218
The Romance of Modal Superlatives as Degree Descriptions
Nicoletta Loccioni
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219-237
Free choice disjunction as a rational speech act
Lucas Champollion, Anna Alsop, Ioana Grosu
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238-257
Unifying Universal and Existential wh's in Mandarin
Mingming Liu
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258-278
Additives pitching in: L*+H signals ordered Focus alternatives
Alexander Göbel
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279-299
Diachronic Semantic Shift of Sequential Conjunction: the Causal to Conditional Path
Yurie Hara
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300-319
Unconditionals and free choice unified
Anna Szabolcsi
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320-340
Negative concord as a marker of empty discourse referents
Jeremy David Kuhn
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341-350
Epistemic modals, deduction, and factivity: new insights from the epistemic future
Teodora Mihoc, Diti Bhadra, Anamaria Falaus
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351-370
At-issueness in direct quotation: the case of Mayan quotatives
Scott AnderBois
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371-391
The Syntax of Assertion and Presupposition
Kajsa Djärv
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392-419
Compositional analysis for clausal exceptives
Ekaterina Vostrikova
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420-440
Counterfactual biscuit conditionals: A temporal remoteness Approach
Maribel Romero, Eva Csipak
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441-458
Epistemic stance without epistemic modals: the case of the presumptive future
Michela Ippolito, Donka F. Farkas
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459-476
Modification of DPs by epistemic adverbs
Condoravdi Cleo, Mary Dalrymple, Dag Haug, Adam Przepiórkowski
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477-495
Conditional antecedents as polar free relatives
Gregor Williamson
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496-508
From think to remember: how CPs and NPs combine with attitudes in Buryat
Tatiana Bondarenko
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509-528
Factive islands from necessary blocking
Bernhard Schwarz, David Yoshikazu Oshima, Alexandra Simonenko
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529-548
'Might' as a generator of alternatives: the view from reasoning
Salvador Mascarenhas, Léo Picat
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549-561
Coordinating questions: The scope puzzle
Morwenna Hoeks, Floris Roelofsen
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562-581
On Presupposition Projection with Trivalent Connectives
Yoad Winter
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582-608
Why we still don't need/want variables: Two SALTy case studies
Pauline Jacobson
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609-635
Who controls who (or what)
Magdalena Kaufmann
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636-664
I can't believe it's not lexical: Deriving distributed veridicality
Tom Roberts
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665-685
Neutralizing Free Choice Items via Maximal Domain Restriction: Farsi -i Indefinites
Luis Alonso-Ovalle, Esmail Moghiseh
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686-705
Homogeneity or implicature: An experimental investigation of free choice
Lyn Tieu, Cory Bill, Jacopo Romoli
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706-726
Evidence and Bias: The Case of the Evidential Future in Italian
Ilaria Frana, Paula Menéndez-Benito
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727-747
Singular which, mention-some, and variable scope uniqueness
Aron Hirsch, Bernhard Schwarz
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748-767