\n Semantics and pragmatics have long recognized multiple meaning types: asserted and entailed mea ning, world knowledge and lexically based inferenc es, presupposition, expressive content, and conver sational and conventional implicature. These each get their own separate treatments and/or are thoug ht of as separate ~dimensions~ of meaning.\n
\n\n There are two main strand s of research that question the traditional divisi ons: accounts that seek more unifying characterist ics and accounts that identify exceptional behavio r in a subset of a certain meaning type. The aim o f the workshop is to discuss how to cut the pragma semantic pie.\n
\n\n Invi ted Speakers: Craige Roberts, Judith Tonhauser, Ha ns-Martin Gärtner.\n
\n \n \nFor more information, see https://sites.google.com/site/redraw2015/.
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e solicit submissions dealing with:
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- formal arguments or empirical data that suppor
t unifying different information types based on fo
r instance projection properties
\n -
formal arguments or empirical data suggesting new
distinctions
\n - work that integrat
es the analysis of different meaning types with co
ntextual or discourse effects
\n - ne
w theoretical approaches to representing and integ
rating different types of information (e.g. multi-
dimensional semantics).
\n Deadline
for abstract submission:Fri, January 16th, 2015.\n