This paper explores the semantics of bare singulars in Turkish, which are unmarked for
number in form, as in English, but can behave like both singular and plural terms, unlike in …

Quantity distinctions are morphologically indicated in the majority of languages. However,
the marking of these distinctions exhibits a high degree of cross-linguistic variation with …

In every language, numeral constructions (NCs) consistently exhibit a pattern of strong
indefiniteness. Although they can also appear with an overt definite determiner, achieving …

Numeral constructions (NCs) display a robust pattern of strong indefiniteness. While they
can also be definite via a definite determiner, in languages lacking articles, definiteness for …

This thesis is concerned with the phenomenon of quantifier scope ambiguities. This
phenomenon has been researched extensively, both from a theoretical and from an …

We present two offline experiments on the interpretation in German and English of doubly
quantified sentences with an existential subject and a universal object, which have been …

The TripleA workshop series was founded in 2014 by linguists from Potsdam and Tübingen
with the aim of providing a platform for researchers that conduct theoretically-informed …

This paper investigates how native Chinese children and adults compute inclusive (one or
more than one) and exclusive (more than one) readings associated with plurality in …

Previous research supported the proposal that multiplicity inferences (ie, the more than one
interpretation) associated with English plural morphology are scalar implicatures (Tieu et al …

In this paper I demonstrate that there is an explanation of the number marking we see on
nouns when they combine with the numeral zero which combines Martí's (Semant …