• Dorit Abusch and Mats Rooth: The Formal Semantics of Free Perception in Pictorial Narratives
• Sam Alxatib: The scalar presupposition of only and only if
• Amir Anvari: Global Cosuppositions
• Justin Bledin: Fatalism and the Logic of Unconditionals
• Dominique Blok, Lisa Bylinina and Rick Nouwen: A degree quantifier analysis of split scope readings with negative ‘indefinites’
• Kyle Blumberg: Ignorance Implicatures and Non-doxastic Attitude Verbs
• Rachel Boddy: Frege’s Unification
• David Boylan and Ginger Schultheis: Counterfactual Semantics and Strengthening Principles
• Brian Buccola and Andreas Haida: Expressing agent indifference in German
• Lisa Bylinina and Alexander Podobryaev: Plurality in Buriat and Structurally Constrained Alternatives
• Kurt Erbach, Peter Sutton, Hana Filip and Kathrin Byrdeck: Object Mass Nouns in Japanese
• Patricia Cabredo Hofherr and Urtzi Etxeberria: Distributive numerals in Basque
• Fabrizio Cariani and Simon Goldstein: Homogenous Alternative Semantics
• Eva Csipak: Referentially used definite descriptions can be conditionalized
• Michael Deigan: Counterfactual Double Lives
• Annemarie van Dooren, Anouk Dieuleveut, Ailis Cournane and Valentine Hacquard: Learning what ‘must’ and ‘can’ must and can mean
• Enrico Flor, Nina Haslinger, Hilda Koopman, Eva Rosina, Magdalena Roszkowski and Viola Schmitt: Typological evidence for a non-distributive lexical meaning of conjunction
• Melissa Fusco: An Inconvenient Proof: the Gibbard-Harper Collapse Lemma for Causal Decision Theory
• Yael Greenberg: But, scalar implicatures and covert quotation operators
• Justyna Grudzinska and Marek Zawadowski: Inverse Linking: Taking Scope with Dependent Types
• Hadil Karawani and Brandon Waldon: May or Might? Semantic Strength and Social Meaning
• Carina Kauf and Hedde Zeijlstra: Explaining the Ambiguity of Past-Under-Past Embeddings
• Sven Lauer: ‘I believe’ in a ranking-theoretic analysis of ‘believe’
• Haoze Li: Semantics of metalinguistic focus
• Prerna Nadathur: Implicative inferences and causality in ‘enough’ and ‘too’ constructions
• Agata Renans, George Tsoulas, Raffaella Folli, Nihan Ketrez, Lyn Tieu, Hanna de Vries and Jacopo Romoli: Turkish plural nouns are number-neutral: experimental data
• Maribel Romero: Tense and Mood in Counterfactual Conditionals: The View from Spanish
• Paolo Santorio: Conditional Excluded Middle in Informational Semantics
• Giorgio Sbardolini: Semantic Abstractionism
• Bernhard Schwarz: On question exhaustivity and NPI licensing
• Merel Semeijn: A Stalnakerian analysis of metafictive statements
• Alexandra Simonenko: Towards a semantic typology of specificity markers
• Benjamin Spector: Homogeneity and Non-Maximality within the Rational Speech Act model
• Shane Steinert-Threlkeld: Uniform Definability in Assertability Semantics
• Anna Szabolcsi: Additive presuppositions are derived through recursive exhaustification of focus alternatives
• Natalia Talmina, Arnold Kochari and Jakub Szymanik: Quantifiers and verification strategies: connecting the dots
• Yuta Tatsumi: Asserting a scalar ordering: Evidence from the non-temporal interpretation of ‘before’
• Wataru Uegaki and Yasutada Sudo: The anti-rogativity of non-veridical preferential predicates
• Matthijs Westera: QUDs, brevity, and the asymmetry of alternatives
• Malte Willer: Widening Free Choice
• Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine and Hadas Kotek: Intervention tracks scope-rigidity in Japanese
• Sarah Zobel: The restrictive potential of weak adjuncts: nominal ‘as’-phrases and individual quantifiers

Alternate talks

• Yurie Hara: Causality and Evidentiality