Journal of Semantics

Janus sentences: a puzzle for theories of local implicatures

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Scalar implicature rates vary within and across adjectival scales

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Addressing the widest answerable question: English “just” as a domain widening strategy Get access

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Competence by default: do listeners assume that speakers are knowledgeable when computing conversational inferences?

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More on semantic restrictions on certain complementizers

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Bare singular names and genericity Get access

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Some or Other: Partitive Disanaphors Across Languages

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Presupposition Projection From ‘and’ vs. ‘or’: Experimental Data and Theoretical Implications

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Correction to: Quelques in French: a Clustered Plural

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Russian Disjunction To li To li and Obligatory Ignorance

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The Interpretation of Relative and Absolute Adjectives Under Negation

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Co-predications and the quantificational force of summative predicates

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X- vs. O-marked want

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Obligatory Implicatures and the Relevance of Contradictions

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Keeping Fake Simple Get access

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Intervention Effects in Mandarin Chinese—An Experimental Study

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Correction to: The Dynamics of Generics

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Correction to: The Hell With Questions

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Negative strengthening: The interplay of evaluative polarity and scale structure

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