False Truths, and Veridical as alethic in I. Stokanovic's workshop

available online at

http://spworkshop.online.fr/SPworkshopprogram.pdf

"The Semantics/Pragmatics Distinction: What is it, and does it really matter?"

Yan Huang, Reading University, UK
---- Pragmatic Intrusion into What Is Said: Explicature, Enriched 'Said', ImplicIture or ImplicAture?

Didier Maillat, University of Lausanne, Switzerland
--- How Much Pragmatics in Your Semantics? And Vice Versa… On the Disambiguation of
Spatial Expressions

Francesca Panzeri, Università di Milano-Bicocca, Italy
--- The Non-Veridical Properties of 'Before'

Alex Barber, The Open University, UK
---- Incomplete and Unembedded Definite Descriptions

Manuel García-Carpintero, University of Barcelona, Spain
Bivalence and What Is Said

Christopher Gauker, University of Cincinatti, USA
--- Zero Tolerance for Pragmatics

Robyn Carston, University College London, UK
--- Pragmatics, Semantics and the Semantics/Pragmatics Distinction

Brendan Gillon, McGill University, Canada
--- Implicit Elements: Context-Dependent Ones vs. Context-Independent Ones

Yitzhak Benbaji, Bar-Ilan University and Shalom, Hartman Institute, Israel
--- The Multidimensionality and the Emptiness of 'Good'

Allan Hazlett, Brown University, USA
--- Grice's Razor
-------------- this was published in "Metaphilosophy". Hazlett now teaches in Scotland.

Napoleon Katsos, Richard Breheny, John Williams, RCEAL, Campbridge; University College, London, UK
---- Don’t Bin the Wastebasket: Psycholinguistic Evidence
Against Subsuming Scalar Implicatures in the Grammar

Peter Pagin, Stockholm University, Sweden
---- Pragmatic Composition?

Philippe De Brabanter, Institut Jean-Nicod, France
---- On an Alleged Distinction between Mixed Quotation and Scare Quoting

Alexander Almér, University of Göteborg, Sweden
---- On the Availability of What Is Said

Mayumi Masuko, Waseda University, Japan
---- A Spurious Distinction? Conventional vs. Generalized Conversational Implicature

Petra Hendriks, CLCG, University of Groningen, the Netherlands
---- Explaining Production/Comprehension Asymmetries at the Semantics/Pragmatics Interface

Paul Dekker, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
---- Optimal Inquisitive Discourse

Daniel Blair, University of Western Ontario, Canada
--- Pragmatics, Grammar and the Domain of Context-Sensitivity

Nikola Kompa, Westefälische Wilhelms-University, Muenster, Germany
---- Semantic Rules and Pragmatic Processes

Jason Stanley, Rutgers University, USA
---- Semantics in Context