Titlebook: Conditionals; Logic, Linguistics a Stefan Kaufmann,David E. Over,Ghanshyam Sharma Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Should Past-as-Modal Theorists Also Be Past-as-Past Theorists?,s a temporal interpretation. The literature on the role of tense in subjunctive conditionals has been divided into so-called “past-as-modal” views, in which the past tense in subjunctives receives a modal interpretation, and “past-as-past” views in which it does not. In this chapter, by contrast, Ma

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How Fake Is Fake Past?, Much recent work has focused on how this “fake” Past is interpreted and how conditionals with this marking are related to those without. Based in part on hitherto undiscussed data, this paper proposes a semantic account of indicative and subjunctive conditionals which gives them an essentially unif

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,Counterfactual Hypothetical vs. Biscuit Conditionals: A Semantic/Pragmatic Analysis of?Their Morpho since Franke (2009). This is aided by their morphological make-up, in particular with respect to tense and mood. However, when considering their counterfactual versions, . and . respectively, the two forms differ, which posits a challenge to the uniform approach. We argue that such an approach can

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,Events Are the?Source of?Causal Readings in?the?Simplest English Conditionals,nditionals. To investigate this connection, here I examine the morphologically simplest conditionals in English: namely, those with no aspectual, modal, future, tense, or counterfactual morphology on their prejacents. I argue that the relationship between eventivity and causal readings of these cond

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