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Inquisitive semantics is a semantic framework that is based on a formal notion of meaning which, unlike the traditional truth-conditional notion, captures both informative and inquisitive content.

Latest news

9 Jan '23 The book Question-orientedness and the Semantics of Clausal Complementation by Wataru Uegaki has appeared in Springer’s series Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy. The book provides an in-depth survey of research on clausal complementation over the last 10 years.

8 Nov '22 A paper by Eberhard Guhe on the concept of cognition in Indian Philosophy from the perspective of inquisitive logic has appeared in the Journal of Indian Philosophy.

5 Oct '22 The paper Inquisitive logic as an epistemic logic of knowing how by Haoyu Wang, Yanjing Wang and Yunsong Wang has appeared in the Annals of Pure and Applied Logic.

15 Sep '22 Matthijs Westera’s article Alternatives has appeared in the book Linguistics meets Philosophy.

12 Sep '22 Michael Tabatowski’s PhD thesis Preferring to Learn: An Attitudinal Approach to Polar Questions is now available.

8 Sep '22 A freely accessible pdf of Wataru Uegaki’s forthcoming book Question-orientedness and the semantics of clausal complementation is now available on the Semantics Archive.

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