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Unexpected Wide‐Scope Phenomena
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Unexpected Wide‐Scope Phenomena
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Referential Descriptions: A Case Study
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Exceptional Scope: The Case of Spanish
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Scope or Pseudoscope? Are there Wide-Scope Indefinites?
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Indefinite descriptions: In defense of russell
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Descriptions and Tests for Polysemy
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Why indefinites can escape scope islands
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The scope of indefinites: an experimental investigation
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Licensing of PPI indefinites: Movement or pseudoscope?
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Indefinites and intentional identity
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An object-centric solution to Edelberg's puzzles of intentional identity
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The syntax of scopeand quantification
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Descriptions, référence et anaphore
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On The Interpretation of Wide-scope Indefinites
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Discourse Referents as Mental Files
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Donnellan’s Distinction
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Thoughts and Their Ascription
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Against Direct Reference
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On Determining Reference
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Postscript to “A Shocking Idea about Meaning”
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Postscripts to “The Case for Referential Descriptions”
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Postscripts to “Rigid Application”
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Still Against Direct Reference
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The Myth of the Problematic De Se
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What Makes a Property “Semantic”
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Postscripts to “What Makes a Property ‘Semantic’?”
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Testing Theories of Reference
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Epistemic Indefinites
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Copyright Page
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About the contributors
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Abbreviations
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Epistemic indefinites: An overview
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Where do Chinesewh-items fit?
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Romanian epistemic indefinites
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Sinhala epistemic indefinites with a certainje ne sais quoi
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A short history of English epistemic indefinites
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Epistemic indefinites and methods of identification
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Evidential restrictions on epistemic modals
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Grading and hedging bygewiss
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Certain properties of certain indefinites: An experimental perspective
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Ignorance, indifference, and individuation withwh-ever
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Modified numerals: The epistemic effect
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Indifference and scalar inferences in free relatives
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The semantic function of chained pronouns
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Linguistic and Philosophical Methodology
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Presupposition and givenness
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Preface and Acknowledgements
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List of Symbols and Abbreviations
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Copyright Page
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Politeness and Impoliteness
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Computational Pragmatics
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Pragmatics and Morphology
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Presupposition and Givenness
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Relevance Theory
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Deixis and the Interactional Foundations of Reference
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Pragmatics and Prosody
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Cross-Cultural and Intercultural Pragmatics
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Pragmatics and the Lexicon
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Continental European Perspective View
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Long Distance Indefinites and Choice Functions
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SPEAKER'S REFERENCE AND ANAPHORIC PRONOUNS*
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Genericity as a Unitary Psychological Phenomenon: An Argument from Linguistic Diversity
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