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Florian Schwarz (UPenn)

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Experimental Comparisons of Presuppositions and Implicatures Abstract: A core tenet in the theoretical study of linguistic meaning is that the overall meaning conveyed by an utterance is a conglomerate of different types of inferences, such as entailments...

Circles: Draga Zec (Cornell)

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At the right edge: coda segmentism and coda weight Abstract: It is widely assumed that the sonority of segments plays an important role in the overall profiling of the syllable, as well as in the organization of its subparts. In this talk, I will address...

Circles: Mark Baker (Rutgers)

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Parameters of Structural Case Abstract: Although there is decent evidence that some structural cases are assigned by agreement with a designated functional head (Chomsky 2000, 2001), there is good reason to think that not all are. In this talk, I explore...

Circles: Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini (Arizona)

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Steps to the Physics of Language Abstract: The study of complex systems seems to affirm the Thompson-Turing claim that “some physical processes are of very general occurrence.” Notably, those involving Fibonacci-based “golden” forms, ubiquitous in nature...