Dr. Nina Haslinger
Vorträge & Poster
Morphosemantic primitives in universal quantification
Haslinger, Nina (joint work with Alain Noindonmon Hien, Emil Eva Rosina, Viola Schmitt & Valerie Wurm)
Formal Linguistics Seminar
09.09.2025
Institut für Informatik, Polnische Akademie der Wissenschaften (IPI PAN)
Constraining imprecision and implicature cancellation via structural alternatives
Haslinger, Nina
Semantics and Linguistic Theory (SALT) 35
20. - 22.05.2025
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Pragmatic constraints on morphosyntactic organization: A case study on homogeneity and imprecision
Haslinger, Nina
UMass Semantics Workshop
25.04.25
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Pragmatic constraints on morphosyntactic organization: A case study on homogeneity and imprecision
Haslinger, Nina
MIT LingLunch
20.03.25
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Undergeneration problems for structural alternative theories
Haslinger, Nina & Viola Schmitt
McGill Syntax-Semantics Group
13.01.25
McGill University, Montreal
Be brief or precise: Reviving the Manner approach to acceptable Hurford disjunctions
Haslinger, Nina
Sinn und Bedeutung 29
17. - 19.09.2024
CUMO, Noto, Italia
Revisiting the role of structural complexity in symmetry breaking
Haslinger, Nina & Viola Schmitt
Sinn und Bedeutung 29
17. - 19.09.2024
CUMO, Noto, Italien
Structural asymmetries between precise and imprecise expressions: How pragmatics can constrain morphosyntax
Haslinger, Nina
MorphoSynSem Colloquium
16.07.2024
Universität Potsdam
Context and linear order in redundant coordinations
Haslinger, Nina
BerlinBrnoVienna student workshop
26. - 28.06.2024
Masaryk University in Brno, Tschechien
Structural asymmetries between precise and imprecise expressions: How pragmatics can constrain morphosyntax
Haslinger, Nina
Theoretical Linguistics Colloquium
12.06.2024
Institut für Sprachwissenschaft, Universität Wien, Österreich
Homogeneity and exhaustification under embedding
Haslinger, Nina
SynSem seminar
16.05.2024
Nantes Université, Nantes, France
Semantics circle: Homogeneity and exhaustification under embedding: Against the dichotomy between basic and strengthened meanings
Nina Haslinger
03.05.2024, 14:00 - 16:00 Uhr
ZAS, Pariser Str. 1, 10719 Berlin; Room: 1.02 (First floor)
Using complexity asymmetries to uncover preferences among contextually equivalent meanings
Haslinger, Nina
NYU Semantics Group
17.04.2024
New York University, NY, USA