Friday, October 28, 3:30pm Alex Djalali (Stanford University) If you own it, it exists; if you love it, that says something about you not it: Semantically conditioned case in Finnish Wednesday and Thursday, November 2-3, 4:30pm (part of the Context Dependence workshop series) Andrew Kehler (Linguistics and Psychology, UCSD) The English Referential System (a tutorial); A Probabilistic Reconciliation of Coherence-Driven and Centering-Driven Theories of Pronoun Interpretation Wednesday and Thursday, November 16-17, 4:30pm (part of the Context Dependence workshop series) Adrian Brasoveanu (Linguistics, UCSC) The Grammar of Quantification and the Fine Structure of Interpretation Contexts (a tutorial) Sentence-internal "Different" as Quantifier-internal Anaphora Wednesday and Thursday, December 7-8, 4:30pm (part of the Context Dependence workshop series) Laura Schroeter (Philosophy, Melbourne) Two-dimensional semantics and sameness of meaning (a tutorial) Two-Dimensional Semantics (a resource) Bootstrapping our way to de jure co-reference Wednesday and Thursday, January 11-12, 4:30pm (part of the Context Dependence workshop series) Jeff Pelletier (Philosophy and Linguistics, Simon Fraser) An Introduction to Generics and Genericity (a tutorial) More Truth about Generic Truth More Truth about Generic Truth (a handout) Friday, January 27 3:30pm Dan Lassiter Modal Semantics: Quantificational vs. Scalar Approaches Wednesday and Thursday, March 7-8, 4:30pm (part of the Context Dependence workshop series) Susan Gelman (Psychology, Michigan) Sharks attack humans, but most sharks don't attack humans: How children learn to express generics (abstract) Origins of essentialist reasoning (abstract) Wednesday and Thursday, March 14-15, 4:30pm (part of the Context Dependence workshop series) Sarah-Jane Leslie (Philosophy, Princeton) Generics and Generalizations The original sin of cognition Friday, March 16, afternoon 13th Annual Semantics Fest Wednesday, April 4, 12:00pm Alex Djalali (Stanford University) If you own it, it exists; if you love it, that says something about you, not it: Semantically Conditioned Case in Finnish (WCCFL practice talk) Wednesday and Thursday, April 11-12, 4:30pm (part of the Context Dependence workshop series) Raj Singh (Linguistics and Cognitive Science, Carleton University) Tuesday, April 17, 1:30pm Florian Schafer and Fabienne Martin (University of Stuttgart) On defeasible causatives Monday, April 30, 12:00pm Daniel Lassiter (Stanford University) Quantificationl and modal interveners in degree constructions (SALT practice talk) Wednesday and Thursday, May 2-3, 4:30pm (part of the Context Dependence workshop series) Mitchell Green (Philosophy, UVA) Tuesday, May 8, 12:00PM Cleo Condoravid and Sven Lauer (Stanford University) Anakastic conditionals are just conditionals Wednesday and Thursday, May 23-24, 4:30pm (part of the Context Dependence workshop series) David Barner (Psychology, UCSD)