All talks and posters at SALT35 will take place in the Science Center at 1 Oxford Street, just outside Harvard Yard. The conference dinner on May 21st will be held at the Cambridge Queen’s Head Pub right across the road from the Science Center.

ASL interpretation will be available for all presentations. For any questions related to ASL interpreting, please contact our ASL coordinator Stetson Stanger (stetsonstanger@fas.harvard.edu).

NB: This schedule is preliminary and subject to change.

Tuesday, May 20

8:00–8:45	Registration and breakfast
8:45–9:00	Welcome by tbd
Invited Talk // chair: tbd
9:00-10:00	tbd	Florian Schwarz
Session 1 // chair: tbd
10:00-10:40	Nested ''which''-phrases and degenerate questions	Danny Fox Yasutada Sudo
10:40-11:00	Coffee Break
Session 2 // chair: tbd
11:00-11:40	Wondering hopefully and fearfully: How do desires and inquisitive attitudes interact?	Ciyang Qing Deniz Özyıldız Maribel Romero Wataru Uegaki
Lightning Talk Session // chair: tbd
11:40-12:20	Lightning Talk Session 1
	Predicting the Scope of Focus Particles in Polar Questions	Takanobu Nakamura Kenta Mizutani
	Incremental interpretation of discourse coherence: Evidence from reading times	John Duff Kelsey Sasaki
	The Japanese scalar particle hitotsu ‘even’: Variations of EVEN items	Osamu Sawada
	Rethinking embeddability and context sensitivity in Honorification: Evidence from Korean si	Ariela Ye Dorothy Ahn
	A unified semantics for two temporal paradoxes	Noga Syon
	Agree to disagree: additive particles in responses	Maria Esipova
	Semantic micro-variation in distributive marking in Highland Mayan Sign Language	Sybil Vachaudez Samantha Prins Juan Sian Ajsivinac Carlo Geraci Robert Henderson Jeremy Kuhn
	Understanding the je ne sais quoi of mock language	María Biezma
	New evidence for a Bayesian approach to gradable adjectives	Benjamin Spector Émile Enguehard Carlotta Marianna Cascino
	The parts of ‘only’	Keny Chatain Dean McHugh
	On the universal construal of Mandarin any	I-TA Chris Hsieh Wei-wen Roger Liao
	Which alternatives matter? The role of QUD and speaker knowledge in conditionals	Ebru Evcen Alan Bale David Barner
	The semantic composition of semelfactive event counting expressions in Mandarin Chinese	Zhendong Liu
	Free Choice in (non-)monotonic contexts	Paul Marty Patrick Elliott Guillermo Del Pinal Jacopo Romoli
12:20-13:20	Lunch (on your own)
Poster Session
13:20-14:50	Poster Session A
Session 3 // chair: tbd
14:50-15:30	Exh and only don't really compete -- they just answer different questions	Adèle Hénot-Mortier
15:30-16:10	Constraining imprecision and implicature cancellation via structural alternatives	Nina Haslinger
16:10-16:30	Coffee Break
Session 4 // chair: tbd
16:30-17:10	Cross-linguistic variation in the lexical semantics of conjunction	Daniel Altshuler Shen Aguinda Guillaume Guitang Nathaniel Scott Scott AnderBois
Invited Talk // chair: tbd
17:10-18:10	tbd	Ana Arregui

Wednesday, May 21

8:30-9:00	Breakfast
Invited Talk // chair: tbd
9:00-10:00	tbd	Hazel Pearson
Session 5 // chair: tbd
10:00-10:40	Combinatorial restrictions on emotive nominals: CP and DP-complements	Luke James Adamson Kajsa Djärv
10:40-11:20	The presuppositions of ''forget''	Will Williams
11:20-11:40	Coffee Break
Session 6 // chair: tbd
11:40-12:20	Propositional anaphora and salience in the semantics of ''in which case''	Daniel Kang Koda Li Scott AnderBois
Lightning Talk Session // chair: tbd
12:20-13:00	Lightning Talk Session 2
	Degree of monotonicity is correlated with ease of learning for quantifiers	Christopher Haberland
	On the derivation of polarity sensitivity in the domain of degree modifiers	Andreea Nicolae Stephanie Solt
	Neg-raising, accessibility and propositional anaphora	Jon Gajewski
	On speech act disjunction	Yichi Raven Zhang
	Bare singular and plural kinds	Agata Renans Akua Asantewaa Campbell Sampson Korsah
	Degreeless intensification and scale structure: Evidence from Bardi	Lydia Newkirk Claire Bowern Tomás Fuchs-Lynch
	Who am I to (dis)agree? Interpretation sensitive agreement: Experimental evidence from French relatives	Isabelle Charnavel Anouk Dieuleveut Tom Meadows David R. Müller Dominique Sportiche
	On aspectual coercion in "before"-clauses: Evidence from processing	Johanna Alstott
	Restriction in Doubly Modal Disjunctions	Jonathan Caleb Kendrick Yunhui Bai
	First-person metalinguistic disagreements update the standard of precision, both up and down	Yifan Wu Helena Aparicio
	The resolution of silence: Towards an attention-coherence approach to Mandarin null pronoun resolution	Chenxi Xia
	Reanalyzing frustration: event maximality and non-inertia in two O'dam frustratives	Prerna Nadathur Michael Everdell
	Don’t speak vacuously! Antecedent compatibility and trivalent conditionals	Paolo Santorio
	Probabilistic non-maximality	Diego Feinmann
13:00-14:00	Lunch (on your own and pop-up mentoring)
Poster Session
14:00-15:30	Poster Session B
Session 7 // chair: tbd
15:30-16:10	Definite but not specific: weak definites and clitic doubling	Ekaterina Levina
16:10-16:50	On the plurality of epistemic indefinites	Marco Degano
16:50-17:10	Coffee Break
Session 8 // chair: tbd
17:10-17:50	Outlook markers (as abstract discourse markers): An analysis of nanka in Japanese	Yusuke Kubota Misato Ido
17:50-18:30	Redundancy and presuppositional exhaustification	Jad Wehbe
18:30-21:30	Conference Dinner

Thursday, May 22

8:30-9:00	Breakfast
Invited Talk // chair: tbd
9:00-10:00	tbd	Clemens Mayr
Session 9 // chair: tbd
10:00-10:40	From NPs to predicates of individual concepts	Filipe Hisao Kobayashi
10:40-11:20	Determiners as predicates	Patrick Elliott
11:20-11:40	Coffee Break
Session 10 // chair: tbd
11:40-12:20	A new perspective on deictic shift	Jéssica Mendes
12:20-13:00	Towards a Cognitively Plausible Quantitative Formalization of Counterfactual Interpretation	Adrian Brasoveanu
13:00-13:40	Staged updates	Simon Charlow
tbd	Business meeting on Zoom