第65回東海・関西意味論研究会のお知らせ

[Kenta Mizutani]

メーリングリストのみなさま，

愛知県立大学の水谷と申します．

下記の研究会をハイブリッド形式（対面・Zoom）で実施します（※ 今回の会場は名古屋学院大学です）.

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どうぞよろしくお願いいたします．

水谷 謙太 （愛知県立大学）

第65回 

東海・関西意味論研究会

                                                                       

  2026年2月21日 (土) 13時30分 (13:30 ~ onwards, 21st February 2025)

名古屋学院大学白鳥学舎 曙館 607 (Nagoya Gakuin University, Shiratori Campas, Akebonokan room 607)/Zoom

https://www.ngu.jp/english/location-access/access/ (map) 地図

研究発表 (Lecture)：13:30~15:00

Daiki Matsuoka (Tokyo University)

An accommodation-based theory of supplements

The content of supplements (e.g., appositive relative clauses; Potts, 2005) has traditionally been regarded as independent of at-issue content, due to their apparently scopeless behavior. However, this multidimensional view of supplements has been questioned by evidence for "interdimensional" anaphoric dependencies, namely, binding into and out of supplements. Moreover, these anaphora-related behaviors of supplements pattern with those of presuppositions, calling for a unified account of how supplements and presuppositions interact with at-issue content. Against this backdrop, this talk puts forward the idea that the semantic behavior of supplements is driven by the same mechanism as presupposition accommodation. After motivating this idea empirically, I present a formal account within Dependent Type Semantics, a type-theoretical framework that handles anaphora and presuppositions with underspecified semantic representations. Specifically, I demonstrate how this framework allows supplements and presuppositions to enter into scopal relations with quantifiers, thereby uniformly accounting for their anaphoric interactions with at-issue content.

研究発表 (Lecture)：15:15~ onwards

Daisuke Bekki (Ochanomizu University)

TBA

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MIZUTANI, Kenta, Ph.D.

Aichi Prefectural University, Japan.

l.g.fu...@gmail.com