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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

8 Mar '22 The paper An algebraic approach to inquisitive logic and DNA-logics by Nick Beshanishvili, Gianluca Grilletti and Davide Quadrellaro has appeared in the Review of Symbolic Logic.

15 Jan '22 Marloes Oomen joins the inquisitive semantics group and SignLab in Amsterdam as a postdoc to work on questions in sign language.

11 Jan '22 The paper Toward a unified semantics for English either by William Thomas has appeared in the proceedings of SALT.

13 Dec '21 The book Asking and answering: Rivalling approaches to interrogative methods edited by Moritz Cordes, has been published. The book is Open Access, and contains contributions by Ivano Ciardelli, Manfred Krifka, Andrzej Wiśniewski, and Floris Roelofsen, among others.

10 Dec '21 Sabine Iatridou and Floris Roelofsen present joint work with Kees Hengeveld at the HSE University in Moscow (online).

4 Dec '21 The paper Explaining presupposition projection in (coordinations of) polar questions by Émile Enguehard has appeared in Natural Language Semantics.

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