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Lecture Notes in Computer Science | 2006

Negative polar interrogatives and bias

Brian Reese

This paper develops a discourse based approach to negative polar interrogatives (nis). nis are subject to more contextual restrictions than their positive counterparts, a fact that has lead some researchers to assign the two types of question distinct denotations. I argue in favor of standard analyses of polar questions, on which positive and negative interrogatives are equivalent. I show a certain subclass of nis has a complex semantic type due in part to intonational cues and which constrains their contribtion to discourse logical form.


Snippets | 2005

The Projection Problem of Nominal Appositives

Brian Reese; Linton Wang; Eric McCready


Archive | 2005

NEGATIVE BIAS IN POLAR QUESTIONS

Nicholas Asher; Brian Reese


Archive | 2007

Reference Manual for the Analysis and Annotation of Rhetorical Structure

Brian Reese; Julie Hunter; Nicholas Asher; Pascal Denis; Jason Baldridge


Universittsverlag Potsdam | 2007

Intonation and Discourse: Biased Questions

Nicholas Asher; Brian Reese


Workshop on Constraints in Discourse Structure | 2006

Evidentiality and intensionality: Two uses of reportative constructions in discourse

Nicholas Asher; Julie Hunter; Pascal Denis; Brian Reese


Workshop on Constraints in Discourse | 2006

Names and pops and discourse structure

Nicholas Asher; Pascal Denis; Brian Reese


linguistic annotation workshop | 2007

Discourse Annotation Working Group Report

Manfred Stede; Janyce Wiebe; Eva Hajičová; Brian Reese; Simone Teufel; Bonnie Webber; Theresa Wilson


Archive | 2006

Proceedings of the 2004 Texas Linguistics Society Conference: Issues at the Semantics- Pragmatics Interface

Brian Reese; Pascal Denis; Eric McCready; Alexis Palmer


Archive | 2002

Counterfactual Morphology and the Licensing of Modal Subordination in Hindi

Eric McCready; Brian Reese

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Nicholas Asher

Centre national de la recherche scientifique

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Eric McCready

Aoyama Gakuin University

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Janyce Wiebe

University of Pittsburgh

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Theresa Wilson

University of Pittsburgh

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Eva Hajičová

Charles University in Prague

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Eric McCready

Aoyama Gakuin University

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Jason Baldridge

University of Texas at Austin

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