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8月14日(木)までにChris Tancrediにご連絡くださいますようお願い致します。(Chris Tancredi,
cdtan...@gmail.com )
The Semantics Research Group will be having a talk as detailed below. There will also be a dinner after the talk. If you would like to participate in the dinner, please RSVP with Chris Tancredi
by Thursday, August 14th. Make sure to include your name and affiliation. (Chris Tancredi,
cdtan...@gmail.com )
Date: August 29
Time: 5:00 pm
Place: Keio University, Mita campus, South Annex building, 7th floor conference room
https://www.keio.ac.jp/en/maps/mita.htmlOnline option:
https://keio-univ.zoom.us/j/82972175560?pwd=YlRuaGt0NUFWWmI1ajhrNm1vQ3ZVZz09Speaker: Daiki Matsuoka
Title: An accommodation-based approach to conventional implicature
Abstract:
Conventional implicatures (CIs), such as the content of appositives and expressives, constitute a class of projective content distinct from presuppositions, because they normally provide new information to the discourse. Although early work (e.g., Potts 2005) regarded CIs as belonging to an independent "dimension" that is semantically inert from the at-issue content, subsequent research has pointed out various interactions between the two dimensions, posing the challenge of explaining how CIs project while still allowing those interdimensional dependencies. Against this backdrop, this talk presents an approach that accounts for the projection behavior of CIs via the mechanism of presupposition accommodation. First, I motivate this idea by presenting some systematic similarities between CIs and presuppositions regarding (i) their sensitivity to the local context and (ii) their ability to feed anaphoric dependencies. Then, I formalize the proposal based on a type-theoretical theory of presupposition, which derives interdimensional dependencies through an inferential process called type checking