Semantics and Pragmatics 2022 — papers
The works of Semantics and Pragmatics published in 2022 that our library holds (publisher: Linguistic Society of America): 2 works, listed below with the most cited first; each has a page with our summary, its key points and its references.
Most cited papers
- Logic and conversation: The case of free choiceMaria Daria Aloni42 citations
- Referential transparency as the proper treatment for quantificationAndy Lücking, Jonathan Ginzburg21 citations
- Keep only strongLuis Alonso‐Ovalle, Aron Hirsch6 citations
- The role of Alternatives in the interpretation of scalars and numbers: Insights Insights from the inference taskChao Sun, Richard Breheny6 citations · our summary
- Alternatives and attention in language and reasoning: A reply to Mascarenhas & Picat 2019Nadine Bade, Léo Picat, Woojin Chung et al.4 citations
- Pragmatic reasoning and semantic convention: A case study on gradable adjectivesMing Xiang, Christopher Kennedy, Weije Xu et al.4 citations · our summary
- Varieties of Hurford disjunctionsPaul Marty, Jacopo Romoli4 citations
- “More is up” for domain restriction in ASLKathryn C. Davidson, Deanna Gagne4 citations
- Attentional Pragmatics: A pragmatic approach to exhaustivityMatthijs Westera3 citations
- Belief or consequencesChristopher Tancredi, Yael Sharvit2 citations
All works of the year (15)
- Logic and conversation: The case of free choiceMaria Daria Aloni42 citations
- Referential transparency as the proper treatment for quantificationAndy Lücking, Jonathan Ginzburg21 citations
- Keep only strongLuis Alonso‐Ovalle, Aron Hirsch6 citations
- The role of Alternatives in the interpretation of scalars and numbers: Insights Insights from the inference taskChao Sun, Richard Breheny6 citations · our summary
- Alternatives and attention in language and reasoning: A reply to Mascarenhas & Picat 2019Nadine Bade, Léo Picat, Woojin Chung et al.4 citations
- Pragmatic reasoning and semantic convention: A case study on gradable adjectivesMing Xiang, Christopher Kennedy, Weije Xu et al.4 citations · our summary
- Varieties of Hurford disjunctionsPaul Marty, Jacopo Romoli4 citations
- “More is up” for domain restriction in ASLKathryn C. Davidson, Deanna Gagne4 citations
- Attentional Pragmatics: A pragmatic approach to exhaustivityMatthijs Westera3 citations
- Belief or consequencesChristopher Tancredi, Yael Sharvit2 citations
- Exceptional wide scope of bare nominalsBert Le Bruyn, Henriëtte de Swart2 citations
- Probabilistic modeling of rational communication with conditionalsBritta Grusdt, Daniel Lassiter, Michael Franke2 citations
- Two paths to habituality: The semantics of habitual mode in TlingitSeth Cable2 citations
- Presupposition projection as a scope phenomenonJulian Grove
- Scorekeeping in a chess gameBryan Pickel, Brian Rabern
Works with our summary in our library (2)
- The role of Alternatives in the interpretation of scalars and numbers: Insights from the inference taskChao Sun, Richard Breheny2022 · 6 citations
- Pragmatic reasoning and semantic convention: A case study on gradable adjectivesMing Xiang, Christopher Kennedy, Weijie Xu, et al.2022 · 4 citations
Top topics
Implicature (1)Reasoning (1)English (1)
Fields
Arts and Humanities (2)Computer Science (2)Psychology (2)
Top authors
Top institutions
🎓University of California, IrvineIrvine ·
United States1 work here🎓University of ChicagoChicago ·
United States1 work here🔬Leibniz-Centre General LinguisticsBerlin ·
Germany1 work here🎓University College LondonLondon ·
United Kingdom1 work here
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