Proceedings of SALT 35

Proceedings of the 35th Semantics and Linguistic Theory Conference, held at Harvard University, May 20--22, 2025, edited by Youngdong Cho, Yifan Wu, Zander Lynch, and Kory Wibberly.

Published: 2025-12-31

Articles

The presuppositions of 'forget'

Will Williams

1-21
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Agree to disagree: additive particles in responses

Maria Esipova

22-41
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Cross-linguistic variation in the lexical semantics of conjunction

Daniel Altshuler, Shen Aguinda, Guillaume Guitang, Nathaniel Scott, Scott AnderBois

42-63
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Which alternatives matter? The role of the Question Under Discussion and speaker knowledge in conditionals

Ebru Evcen, Alan Bale, David Barner

64-83
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Probabilistic non-maximality

Diego Feinmann

84-103
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The Japanese scalar particle hitotsu ‘even’: Variations of EVEN items

Osamu Sawada

104-123
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Restriction in doubly-modal disjunctions

Yunhui Bai, Jonathan Kendrick

124-143
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On aspectual coercion in before-clauses: Evidence from processing

Johanna Victoria Alstott

144-163
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On speech act disjunction

Yichi Zhang

164-185
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On the Universal Construal of Mandarin any

I-Ta Chris Hsieh, Wei-wen Roger Liao

186-200
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Semantic micro-variation in distributivity marking in Highland Mayan Sign Language

Sybil Vachaudez, Samantha Prins, Juan Sian Ajsivinac, Carlo Geraci, Robert Henderson, Jeremy Kuhn

201-220
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Set-anchored anaphora in Rioplatense Spanish: Direct object clitic doubling

Ekaterina Levina

221-242
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The resolution of silence: Towards an Attention-Coherenceapproach to Mandarin pronoun resolution

Chenxi Xia

243-264
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Free choice and dual prohibition in (non)monotonic contexts

Dr. Paul Marty, Dr. Patrick D. Elliott, Dr. Guillermo Del Pinal, Prof. Dr. Jacopo Romoli

265-285
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Quantifiers that are more monotone are easier to learn

Christopher Haberland, Shane Steinert-Threlkeld

286-309
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On the plurality of epistemic indefinites

Marco Degano

310-330
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Neg-raising, accessibility and propositional anaphora

Jon Gajewski

331-348
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Propositional anaphora and alternatives in the semantics of in which case

Daniel Kang, Koda Li, Scott AnderBois

349-370
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Rethinking embeddability and context sensitivity inhonorification: evidence from Korean si

Ariela Ye, Dorothy Ahn

371-389
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Counterfactual interpretation as search for coherence in a learned model of the world

Adrian Brasoveanu

390-409
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On the scope of indefinites and underspecification

Clemens Mayr

410-436
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Degreeless intensification and scale structure: Evidence from Bardi

Dr. Lydia Newkirk, Tomás Fuchs-Lynch, Prof. Claire Bowern

437-457
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Reanalyzing frustration: Event maximality and inertia in two O’dam frustratives

Prerna Nadathur, Michael Everdell

458-478
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Who am I to (dis)agree? Interpretation sensitive agreement: Experimental evidence from French relatives

Isabelle Charnavel, Anouk Dieuleveut, Tom Meadows, David Müller, Dominique Sportiche

479-498
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The semantic composition of event counting expressions within nominals in Mandarin Chinese

Zhendong Liu

499-518
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A unified semantics for two temporal paradoxes

Noga Syon

519-541
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Outlook markers (as abstract discourse markers): An analysis of nanka in Japanese

Yusuke Kubota, Misato Ido

542-561
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Redundancy and presuppositional exhaustification

Jad Wehbe

562-582
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Incremental interpretation of discourse coherence: Evidence from reading times

John Duff, Kelsey Sasaki, Daniel Altshuler

583-607
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The parts of only: effects of mereology in the semantics of only

Keny Chatain, Dean McHugh

608-628
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Constraining imprecision via structural alternatives

Nina Haslinger

629-651
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Understanding the je ne sais quoi of mock language

Maria Biezma

652-675
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Combinatorial restrictions across lexical categories: CP and DP-complementation

Kajsa Djärv, Luke James Adamson

676-698
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On the derivation of attenuating polarity sensitivity in the domain of degree modifiers

Andreea Nicolae, Stephanie Solt

699-719
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At least, at most revisited

Ana Arregui

720-740
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Complementarity over competition in grammatical exhaustification

Adèle Hénot-Mortier

741-759
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Predicting the Scope of Focus Particles in Polar Questions

Takanobu Nakamura, Kenta Mizutani

760-782
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Nested wh-phrases and degenerate questions

Danny Fox, Yasutada Sudo

783-800
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Bare singular and plural kinds

Agata Renans, Akua Campbell, Sampson Korsah

801-818
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Wondering hopefully/fearfully: How do desires and inquisitive attitudes interact?

Ciyang Qing, Deniz Özyıldız, Maribel Romero, Wataru Uegaki

819-838
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Determiners as predicates

Patrick David Elliott

839-859
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Staged updates

Simon Charlow

860-880
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First-person metalinguistic disagreements update the standard ofprecision, both up and down

Yifan Wu, Helena Aparicio

881-900
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