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Contents of UCLWPL 21 (2009)
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Edited by Kate Scott & Beata Zacharska |
| Semantics and Pragmatics |
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Nicholas Allott and Hiroyuki Uchida |
Natural language indicative conditionals are classical |
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Robyn Carston |
Relevance theory: contextualism or pragmaticism? |
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Ingrid Lossius Falkum |
A pragmatic solution to the polysemy paradox |
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Thiago N Galery |
Object individuation and identity in cognition |
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Alison Hall |
‘Free’ enrichment and the nature of pragmatic constraints |
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Josie O'Donoghue |
Is a metaphor (like) a simile? Differences in meaning, effects and processing |
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Kate Scott |
A procedural analysis of 'this' and 'that' |
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Deirdre Wilson |
Irony and metarepresentation |
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Language Acquisition |
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Neil Parr |
Early verbs: a case of pragmatic bootstrapping? |
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Syntax |
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Ad Neeleman and Hans Van De Koot |
Scope Inversion |
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Sam Steddy and Vieri Samek-Lodovici |
On the ungrammaticality of Remnant movement in the derivation of Greenberg's Universal 20 |
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Reiko Vermeulen |
On the syntactic typology of topic marking: a comparative study of Japanese and Korean |
A full pdf version of the UCLWPL21 will be available for download soon.
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