All talks and posters at SALT34 will take place on the University of Rochester’s River Campus.

Talk sessions and on-site registration will take place on the first floor of Wegmans Hall (Room 1400; map), and coffee breaks will take place on the first floor of Goergen Hall (Munnerlyn Atrium; map). On Wednesday evening (May 29), there will be a reception concurrent with the poster session, both in Rettner Hall (Rettner Atrium; map).

NB: This schedule is preliminary and subject to change.

Tuesday, May 28

8:00–8:45	Registration
8:45–9:00	Welcome by Jeff Runner
Talk Session 1 // chair: Mary Moroney
9:00-9:40	Double counting: The semantics of numerals and number in Estonian [slides]	Tom Roberts
9:40-10:20	Accounting for counting (crosslinguistically) [slides]	Ushasi Banerjee
10:20-11:00	Tiered honorification in Eastern Indo-Aryan: [HON]-less, and also presuppositionless [slides]	Ruoan Wang
11:00-11:20	Coffee Break
SALTED Workshop // chair: Mary Moroney
11:20-12:50	Spotlighting sign languages in semantics
12:50-14:20	Lunch (not provided)
Invited Talk // chair: Scott Grimm
14:20-15:20	Characterizing illocutionary content [slides]	Jessica Rett
15:20-15:40	Coffee Break
Talk Session 2 // chair: Maribel Romero
15:40-16:20	A note on any and simplification [slides]	Vincent Rouillard
16:20-17:00	Only only only: A distributed meaning approach to exclusive doubling [slides]	Ka-Fai Yip
17:00-17:40	Evidence for projection of cleft exhaustivity [slides]	Omri Amiraz
18:30–21:00	Happy Hour at Three Heads Brewing (map)

Wednesday, May 29

7:00–8:00	Run starting from University of Rochester Interfaith Chapel (map)
Talk Session 3 // chair: Clemens Mayr
9:00-9:40	Mood across constructions: A unified approach [handout]	Maribel Romero
9:40-10:20	Coarse modality with Italian magari	Enrico Flor
10:20-11:00	Optional Past Tenses in Kanien'kéha [slides]	Terrance Gatchalian
11:00-11:20	Coffee Break
Lightning Talk Session // chair: Julian Grove
11:20-12:00	Lightning Talk Session A
	Donkey anaphora is complicated, but quantifiers don't have to be	Anand Abraham
	Blocking de re readings across a perspectival domain [poster]	Shweta Akolkar
	Comparatives and differential measure phrases without -er in Gitksan [poster]	Yurika Aonuki
	Temporal de re and semantic variation: Composing simultaneity in Asante Twi [poster]	Giuliano Armenante
	Bare plurals in articleless languages as weak definites	Tamari Berulava Clemens Mayr
	Prosody across sentence types [poster]	Maria Esipova
	Sense as sampling propensity [poster]	Michael Eric Goodale
	Deriving the paradoxical effects of metalepsis [poster]	Dag Trygve Truslew Haug Daniel Altshuler
	Scope, monotonicity and maximal informativity cannot be underestimated! A compositional analysis of an apparent linguistic illusion [poster]	Vera Hohaus Ryan Walter Smith
	New experimental evidence against the similarity approach to conditionals [poster]	Dean McHugh Tomasz Klochowicz
	Making claims, decisions, and other things	Kalle Müller
	Embedded scalar diversity [poster]	Eszter Ronai
12:00-12:20	Coffee Break
Lightning Talk Session // chair: Julian Grove
12:20-13:00	Lightning Talk Session B
	Quantification Uncovered [poster]	Filipe Hisao Kobayashi Enrico Flor
	Exceptives under negation: Strengthening the case for p-Exh [poster]	Andreea Nicolae Aron Hirsch Anamaria Falaus
	On the quantificational force of negative sensitive items in Turkish [poster]	Burak Oney
	Pseudo-scoping out of relative clauses: An individual concept approach	Jonathan Palucci
	Mandarin demonstratives as strong definites [poster]	Ankana Saha Yagmur Sag Jian Cui Kathryn Davidson
	As phrases as a window onto multidimensionality [poster]	Starr Sandoval
	Time-relative counterfactuality: Future-less-vivid conditionals and the modal past [poster]	Paolo Santorio
	Real-time comprehension of connectives by preschool children and adults [poster]	Elizabeth Swanson Hugh Rabagliati Alex de Carvalho
	Indirect discourse as mixed quotation: Evidence from self pointing gestures [poster]	Sebastian Walter
	Exceptional scope out of finite complement clauses [poster]	Huilei Wang
	Demonstratives but not verbs cause non-culmination in Mandarin incremental-theme predicates: Evidence from children and adults [poster]	Jingying Xu Cristina Schmitt
	Cross-Linguistic variations in disjunction explained in two-dimensional semantics [poster]	Yusuke Yagi
	A trivial problem [poster]	Hedde Zeijlstra
13:00-14:30	Lunch (not provided)
Invited Talk // chair: Julian Grove
14:30-15:30	Asking questions [slides]	Kyle Rawlins
15:30-15:50	Coffee Break
Talk Session 4 // chair: Manfred Krifka
15:50-16:30	Javanese veridicality mismatches: Q-to-P reduction amid uniformity [slides]	Tatiana Bondarenko
16:30-17:10	Question embedding without wh-interrogatives: A unified account [slides]	Jeanne Lecavelier Malte Zimmermann
17:10-17:50	Pathological questions, focus, and unacceptable ellipsis [slides]	Itai Bassi
Poster Session
18:00-19:30	Poster Session and Reception

Thursday, May 30

Talk Session 5 // chair: Tom Roberts
9:00-9:40	More experimental evidence on the triggering problem for presuppositions	Nadine Bade
9:40-10:20	Number agreement of coordinated subjects: Competing syntactic and semantic rules [slides]	Manfred Krifka Fereshteh Modarresi
10:20-10:40	Coffee Break
Invited Talk // chair: Aaron Steven White
10:40-11:40	The morphosemantics of incremental plurality [handout]	Robert Henderson
11:40-12:00	Coffee Break
Talk Session 6 // chair: Malte Zimmermann
12:00-12:40	Non-de dicto construals as a uniform phenomenon [slides]	Clemens Mayr Viola Schmitt
12:40-13:20	Morphology and scale structure: On -ish in Finnish	Elsi Kaiser