Counterfactuals and Modality Gabriel Greenberg | August 15, 2018 | Department of Philosophy, UCLA This essay calls attention to a set of linguistic interactions between counterfactual conditionals, on one hand, and possi

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Microsoft Word - Assessor Sensitivity and the Modality of Even

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• Philosophy
• Inference
• Pragmatics
• Implicature
• Grammatical moods
• Scalar implicature
• Linguistic modality
• Category
• Contextualism
• Meaning

Empirical Issues in Syntax and Semantics 8 O. Bonami & P. Cabredo Hofherr (eds, pp. 287–311 http://www.cssp.cnrs.fr/eiss8 The Korean evidential –te:

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• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Grammatical moods
• Time
• Grammatical tenses
• Evidence
• Evidentiality
• Pragmatics
• Linguistic modality
• Past tense
• Grammatical aspect
• Perfect

Núria Alturo, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain Testing dependent and equipollent relations in discourse The purpose of this presentation is to evaluate Asher and Vieu’stests for coordination and subordination a

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• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Grammar
• Grammatical moods
• Functional discourse grammar
• Semantics
• Linguistic modality
• Modal verb
• Functional theories of grammar
• FDG
• Causative
• Polysynthetic language

The Third MACSIM Johns Hopkins University, Apr ,  Program Breakfast, registration, poster set-up (Gilman Atrium) Talk session  (Gilman )

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• Philosophy
• Logic
• Grammatical moods
• Conditionals
• Modality
• Metaphysics
• Semantics
• Linguistic modality
• Counterfactual conditional
• Causality
• Evidentiality
• Modal logic

JAVANESE MODALS* Jozina Vander Klok McGill University Javanese modals reveal interesting behaviour with respect to morphology and, more significantly, with respect to how the modal space is represented. The goals of this

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• Linguistics
• Grammatical moods
• Grammar
• Modality
• Philosophy
• Semantics
• Linguistic modality
• Epistemic modality
• Modal logic
• Lisa Matthewson
• Tenseaspectmood
• Shall and will

Individual specificity, redundancy and the evolution of phonological systems: Intonation in a tone language Francesco Cangemi1, Christian Weitz1, Kiều Phương Hạ1, Marc Brunelle2, Martine Grice1 1 IfL Phonetik, Univ

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• Linguistics
• Systemic functional linguistics
• Phonology
• Tone
• Phonetics
• Grammatical moods
• Intonation
• Vietnamese language
• Prosody
• Linguistic modality
• Language
• Word

Automatic Disambiguation of Chinese Modal Expressions - A Supervised Machine Learning Experiment Ting Chi Georgetown University The ambiguity of modal expressions is a major obstacle to natural language processing (NLP).

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• Modality
• Grammatical moods
• Philosophy
• Metaphysics
• Grammar
• Linguistic modality
• Natural language processing
• Modal verb
• Epistemic modality

A necessity priority modal and its interaction with tense in Korean Bokyung Mun (Georgetown University) Previous literature has revealed that the interaction of a modal with tense or aspect forms often gives rise to some

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• Modality
• Philosophy
• Grammar
• Linguistics
• Grammatical moods
• Non-classical logic
• Philosophical logic
• Linguistic modality
• Semantics
• Modal logic
• Grammatical aspect
• Shall and will

Claiming your territory: discourse strategies in Japanese Russell Lee-Goldman Senior Honors Thesis, Spring 2005 advisors: Charles Fillmore and Yoko Hasegawa June 18, 2005

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• Linguistics
• Grammatical moods
• Pragmatics
• Evidence
• Evidentiality
• Agglutinative languages
• Sentence-final particle
• Linguistic modality
• Discourse analysis
• Language
• Japanese grammar
• Affect