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Publications

The role of intonation and context in lack of necessity meanings in negated deontic necessity modals in child Romanian

Bleotu, Adina Camelia, Gabriela Slăvuțeanu & Anton Benz. 2024. The role of intonation and context in lack of necessity meanings in negated deontic necessity modals in child Romanian. Proceedings of Semantics and Linguistic Theory (SALT 33), 541-562.

Simplifying the evidential condition on asking polar questions

Goodhue, Daniel. 2024. Simplifying the evidential condition on asking polar questions. Proceedings of Semantics and Linguistic Theory (SALT 33), 520-540.

Epistemic bias anti-licenses NPIs in polar questions

Trinh, Tue. 2024. Epistemic bias anti-licenses NPIs in polar questions. Proceedings of Semantics and Linguistic Theory (SALT 33), 563-582.

Breathing and Speech Adaptation: Do Speakers Adapt Toward a Confederate Talking Under Physical Effort?

Offrede, Tom, Christine Mooshammer & Susanne Fuchs. 2024. Breathing and Speech Adaptation: Do Speakers Adapt Toward a Confederate Talking Under Physical Effort?. Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research. Special Issue: Select Papers From the 8th International Conference on Speech Motor Control, pp. 1-17.

Using Artificial Intelligence to Explore Sound Symbolic Expressions of Gender in American English

Kilpatrick, Alexander & Aleksandra Ćwiek. 2024. Using Artificial Intelligence to Explore Sound Symbolic Expressions of Gender in American English. PeerJ computer science 10, Article e1811, pp.1-18.

Symbol eines schwarzen Buchs mit Lesezeichen und Buchstaben 'OA' oben.

Aspectual composition and effects of definiteness in German and English stative psychological verbs: An empirical investigation

Sommer, Livia. 2024. Aspectual composition and effects of definiteness in German and English stative psychological verbs: An empirical investigation. Berlin: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.

Bite one’s thumb and turn one’s nose: A minimal pair of focus assignment in Romeo and Juliet

Krifka, Manfred. 2024. Bite one’s thumb and turn one’s nose: A minimal pair of focus assignment in Romeo and Juliet. In Himmelreich, Anke, Danied Hole & Johannes Mursell (eds.). To the left, to the right, and much in-between: A Festschrift for Katharina Hartmann. Frankfurt am Main: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt.

Performative updates and the modeling of speech acts

Krifka, Manfred. 2024. Performative updates and the modeling of speech acts. Synthese 203, Article 31, pp. 1-31.

Literacy instruction and lexicon size determine bilingual reading development of Russian-German children

Czapka, Sophia, Nathalie Topaj & Natalia Gagarina. 2023. Literacy instruction and lexicon size determine bilingual reading development of Russian-German children. International Journal of Bilingualism, pp. 1-19.

Deconstructing Subcategorization: Conditions on Insertion vs. Conditions on Position

Kalin, Laura & Nicholas Rolle. 2023. Deconstructing Subcategorization: Conditions on Insertion vs. Conditions on Position. Linguistic Inquiry 55(1). Special Collection: CogNet, 197-218.

Questionnaire/considerations for research on quotative constructions (based on Aikhenvald 2008)

Veenstra, Tonjes, Dennis Moore & Hein van der Voort. 2023. Questionnaire/considerations for research on quotative constructions (based on Aikhenvald 2008). Language Documentation and Description 23(2). Special Issue on Quotatives in Indigenous Languages of Brazil, Article 2, 1-5.

Gender discrepancies and evaluative gender shift: A cross-linguistic study within Distributed Morphology

Steriopolo, Olga. 2023. Gender discrepancies and evaluative gender shift: A cross-linguistic study within Distributed Morphology. In Manova, Stela, Laura Grestenberger & Katharina Korecky-Kröll (eds.). Diminutives across Languages, Theoretical Frameworks and Linguistic Domains. Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs [TiLSM] 380, 387-414. Berlin: De Gruyter Mouton.

Polarity sensitivity and equative markers in Japanese and German

Tanaka, Eri, Kenta Mizutani & Stephanie Solt. 2023. Polarity sensitivity and equative markers in Japanese and German. In Kishimoto, Hideki, Osamu Sawada & Ikumi Imani (eds.). Polarity-Sensitive Expressions: Comparisons between Japanese and Other Languages. The Mouton-NINJAL Library of Linguistics [MNLL] 7, 165-184. Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter Mouton.

Type disambiguation and logical strength

Hirsch, Aron & Bernhard Schwarz. 2023. Type disambiguation and logical strength. Proceedings of NELS 53, Vol. 2, 61-70.

Superpartikeln: Eine mikrosemantische Theorie, Typologie und Geschichte der logischen Atome

Mitrović, Moreno. 2023. Superpartikeln: Eine mikrosemantische Theorie, Typologie und Geschichte der logischen Atome. Cham: Springer.

Negation and polar questions in Vietnamese: present and past

Trinh, Tue, Trang Phan & Vu Duc Nghieu. 2023. Negation and polar questions in Vietnamese: present and past. Taiwan Journal of Linguistics 22(1) 2024, 67-88.

Quotatives in Indigenous languages of Brazil

Lima, Suzi, Uli Sauerland & Tonjes Veenstra. 2023. Quotatives in Indigenous languages of Brazil. Language Documentation and Description 23(2). Special Issue on Quotatives in Indigenous Languages of Brazil, Article 1, pp. 1-11.

Individuals' pronoun choice: A case study of transgender speakers in Berlin, Germany

Steriopolo, Olga & Harley Aussoleil. 2023. Individuals' pronoun choice: A case study of transgender speakers in Berlin, Germany. In Laura Paterson (ed.). The Routledge Handbook of Pronouns, 465-479. New York: Routledge.

Theoretical approaches to grammatical tone

Lionnet, Florian, Laura McPherson & Nicholas Rolle. 2023. Theoretical approaches to grammatical tone. Phonology 39(3). Special issue: Theoretical approaches to grammatical tone, 385-398.

Unexpected finite verb forms in German – Cases of grammatical illusion?

Meinunger, André. 2023. Unexpected finite verb forms in German – Cases of grammatical illusion?. In Strobel, Thomas & Helmut Weiß (eds.), Linguistische Berichte, Sonderhefte 34. Grammatical gaps: definition, typology and theory, 51-72.