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International workshop on
the semantics of
non-canonical questions
may 17–18, 2023

Speakers

Regine Eckardt, Uni Konstanz
the function of after all-rhetorical questions

Donka farkas, University of California at Santa Cruz
rhetorical questions revisited

dan goodhue, Zentrum für Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft
Evidential bias in polar questions

Michela ippolito, University of Toronto
the interpretation of wh-the hell questions

angelika kiss, university of Toronto
dynamic commitments by declarative questions

kyle rawlins, Johns hopkins university
A computational model of question bias

Maribel romero, Uni Konstanz
Revisiting high negation questions

Neda todorović, University of Toronto
No vacuous negation in questions: the Case of Serbian

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Participation is free

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Location

Jackman Humanities Building
1st floor, room JHB 100A, 170 St George street, Toronto, ON, M5R 2m8

May 17
 

8.30–9.00 coffee
9.00–10.10 Donka Farkas: rhetorical questions revisited

10.15–11.25 Regine Eckardt: the function of after all rhetorical questions
11.25–11.50 coffee break

11.50–1.00 Angelika kiss: dynamic commitments by declarative questions
1.00–3.00 lunch break

3.00–4.10 kyle rawlins: a computational model of question bias
4.15–5.25 michela ippolito: the interpretation of wh-the-hell questions

May 18

 

8.30–9.00 coffee
9.00–10.10 maribel romero: revisiting high negation questions

10.15–11.25 neda todorović: no vacuous negation in questions: the case of serbian
11.25–11.50 coffee break

11.50–1.00 dan goodhue: evidential bias in polar questions
1.00–3.00 lunch break

Funding

SSHRC grant #496697
Department of Linguistics, University of Toronto
Department of French, university of Toronto

Department of Spanish & portuguese, University of Toronto

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