Titlebook: Logic, Language and Meaning; 18th Amsterdam Collo Maria Aloni,Vadim Kimmelman,Matthijs Westera Conference proceedings 2012 Springer-Verlag

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Context ProbabilismWe investigate a basic probabilistic dynamic semantics for a fragment containing conditionals, probability operators, modals, and attitude verbs, with the aim of shedding light on the prospects for adding probabilistic structure to models of the conversational common ground.

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Corpus Evidence for Preference-Driven InterpretationWe present the Cards corpus of task-oriented dialogues and show how it can inform study of the ways in which discourse is goal- and preference-driven. We report on three experimental studies involving underspecified referential expressions and quantifier domain restriction.

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Free Choice in Deontic Inquisitive Semantics (DIS) same problems as implicature-based accounts. Following Anderson’s violation-based deontic logic, we will demonstrate that a support-based radical inquisitive semantics will correctly model both the free choice effect and the standard disjunctive behaviour when disjunctive permission is embedded und

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Where Question, Conditionals and Topics ConvergeWe provide an analysis using the basic idea of inquisitive semantics that questions and assertions can be treated on a par as denoting sets of possibilities. The key assumption is that in topic position, questions can be interpreted as conditionals if and only if they contain exactly one highlighted

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Inquisitive Knowledge Attribution and the Gettier Problemf is true and justified (Gettier 1963). This phenomenon is problematic if the verb . semantically operates on a (classical) proposition, as standardly assumed. In this paper, I offer a solution to this problem using Inquisitive Semantics, arguing that . operates on the set of alternative possibiliti