M. Stokhof

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Formal methods in the study of language
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Dynamic Montague grammar
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Coreference and Contextually Restricted Quantification
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The aim of this paper is to argue that update semantics is a natural framework for contextually restricted quantification, and to illustrate its use in the analysis of anaphoric definite descriptions and certain other anaphorative terms. Expand
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Formal methods in the study of language. part 2
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Formal methods in the study of language : [proceedings of the 3rd Amsterdam colloquium, 25-28.03.1980], part 2
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This might be it
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This paper adds a semantics for the language of modal predicate logic, which is new, not in the sense that it proposes a new ontology as an alternative to the possible world paradigm, but new because it characterizes the meaning of a sentence in terms of its information change potential rather than its truth conditions. Expand
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Betekenis in Beweging
The paper sketches the place of dynamic semantics within a broader picture of developments in philosophical and linguistic theories of meaning. Some basic concepts of dynamic semantics are… Expand
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Transforming local identities in a transnational muslim context: descendants of Javanese immigrants in communist Vietnam
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Dit boek bevat drie stukken van Stanley Cavell: de twee Caipenteilezingen, getiteld Afwijzing van het verval. Wittgenstein als cultuurfilosoof en Vinden als funderen. Stappen zetten in Emersons… Expand
Syntactic generalization in compositional grammars