Keynotes

• Characterizing illocutionary content
  Jessica Rett (UCLA)
• Asking questions
  Kyle Rawlins (Johns Hopkins University)
• The morphosemantics of incremental plurality
  Robert Henderson (University of Arizona)

Talks

• Evidence for projection of cleft exhaustivity
  Omri Amiraz (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
• More experimental evidence on the triggering problem for presuppositions
  Nadine Bade (Universität Potsdam)
• Accounting for counting (crosslinguistically)
  Ushasi Banerjee (Yale)
• Pathological questions, focus, and unacceptable ellipsis
  Itai Bassi (ZAS)
• Javanese veridicality mismatches: Q-to-P reduction amid uniformity
  Tatiana Bondarenko (Harvard)
• Coarse modality with Italian magari
  Enrico Flor (MIT)
• Optional Past Tenses in Kanien'kéha
  Terrance Gatchalian (McGill)
• Morphology and scale structure: On -ish in Finnish
  Elsi Kaiser (University of Southern California)
• Number agreement of coordinated subjects: Competing syntactic and semantic rules
  Manfred Krifka (ZAS)
  Fereshteh Modarresi (ZAS)
• Question embedding without wh-interrogatives: A unified account
  Jeanne Lecavelier (Universität Potsdam)
  Malte Zimmermann (Universität Potsdam)
• Non-de dicto construals as a uniform phenomenon
  Clemens Mayr (Georg-August Universität Göttingen)
  Viola Schmitt (MIT)
• Double counting: The semantics of numerals and number in Estonian
  Tom Roberts (Utrecht University)
• Mood across constructions: A unified approach
  Maribel Romero (Universität Konstanz)
• A note on any and simplification
  Vincent Rouillard (MIT)
• Tiered honorification in Eastern Indo-Aryan: [HON]-less, and also presuppositionless
  Ruoan Wang (MIT)
• Only only only: A distributed meaning approach to exclusive doubling
  Ka-Fai Yip (Yale)

Posters

• Donkey anaphora is complicated, but quantifiers don't have to be
  Anand Abraham (UCLA)
• Blocking de re readings across a perspectival domain
  Shweta Akolkar (University of California, Berkeley)
• Comparatives and differential measure phrases without -er in Gitksan
  Yurika Aonuki (MIT)
• Temporal de re and semantic variation: Composing simultaneity in Asante Twi
  Giuliano Armenante (Universität Potsdam)
• Bare plurals in articleless languages as weak definites
  Tamari Berulava (Georg-August Universität Göttingen)
  Clemens Mayr (Georg-August Universität Göttingen)
• Prosody across sentence types
  Maria Esipova (Bar-Ilan University)
• Sense as sampling propensity
  Michael Eric Goodale (Ecole Normale Supérieure de Paris)
• Deriving the paradoxical effects of metalepsis
  Dag Trygve Truslew Haug (University of Oslo)
  Daniel Altshuler (University of Oxford)
• Scope, monotonicity and maximal informativity cannot be underestimated! A compositional analysis of an apparent linguistic illusion
  Vera Hohaus (The University of Manchester)
  Ryan Walter Smith (University of Manchester)
• Quantification Uncovered
  Filipe Hisao Kobayashi (Penn)
  Enrico Flor (MIT)
• New experimental evidence against the similarity approach to conditionals
  Dean McHugh (University of Amsterdam)
  Tomasz Klochowicz (University of Amsterdam)
• Making claims, decisions, and other things
  Kalle Müller (Université Côte d'Azur)
• Exceptives under negation: Strengthening the case for p-Exh
  Andreea Nicolae (ZAS)
  Aron Hirsch (University of Maryland, College Park)
  Anamaria Falaus (CNRS)
• On the quantificational force of negative sensitive items in Turkish
  Burak Oney (Cornell)
• Pseudo-scoping out of relative clauses: An individual concept approach
  Jonathan Palucci (McGill)
• Embedded scalar diversity
  Eszter Ronai (Northwestern University)
• Mandarin demonstratives as strong definites
  Ankana Saha (Harvard)
  Yagmur Sag (Harvard)
  Jian Cui (Harvard)
  Kathryn Davidson (Harvard)
• As phrases as a window onto multidimensionality
  Starr Sandoval (University of British Columbia)
• Time-relative counterfactuality: Future-less-vivid conditionals and the modal past
  Paolo Santorio (University of Maryland, College Park)
• Real-time comprehension of connectives by preschool children and adults
  Elizabeth Swanson (University of Maryland, College Park)
  Hugh Rabagliati (University of Edinburgh)
  Alex de Carvalho (CNRS)
• Indirect discourse as mixed quotation: Evidence from self pointing gestures
  Sebastian Walter (Bergische Universität Wuppertal)
• Exceptional scope out of finite complement clauses
  Huilei Wang (UCLA)
• Demonstratives but not verbs cause non-culmination in Mandarin incremental-theme predicates: Evidence from children and adults
  Jingying Xu (Michigan State University)
  Cristina Schmitt (Michigan State University)
• Cross-Linguistic variations in disjunction explained in two-dimensional semantics
  Yusuke Yagi (University of Connecticut)
• A trivial problem
  Hedde Zeijlstra (Georg-August Universität Göttingen)