The proceedings of the 19th Amsterdam Colloquium are available for download (17MB). Below, the contributions are also available individually.
Adrian Brasoveanu and Jakub Dotlačil: What a Rational Interpreter Would Do: Building, Ranking, and Updating Quantifier Scope Representations in Discourse
Paul Egré and Guy Politzer: On the negation of indicative conditionals
Valentine Hacquard: The grammatical category of modality
Anna Szabolcsi: Quantifier Particles and Compositionality
Luis Alonso-Ovalle and Paula Menendez-Benito: Epistemic Indefinites: Are We Ignorant About Ignorance?
Daniel Altshuler and Roger Schwarzschild: Correlating cessation with double access
Elizabeth Bogal-Allbritten: Modification of DPs by epistemic modal adverbs
Oliver Bott, Udo Klein and Fabian Schlotterbeck: Witness Sets, Polarity Reversal and the Processing of Quantified Sentences
Dylan Bumford: Universal quantification as iterated conjunction
Lisa Bylinina and Yuri Lander: `Than' = `More' + Exhaustivity: Evidence from Circassian
Lucas Champollion: Man and Woman: the Last Obstacle for Boolean Coordination
Harris Constantinou: On the meaning of Intensifiers
Carmen Dobrovie-Sorin: Most: the View from Mass Quantification
Tim Fernando: Dowty's aspect hypothesis segmented
Anastasia Giannakidou and Alda Mari: A two dimensional analysis of the future: modal adverbs and speaker’s bias
Scott Grimm and Louise McNally: No ordered arguments needed for nouns
Andreas Haida and Sophie Repp: The Intervention effect: Focus alternatives or indefinite alternatives? Experimental evidence
Makoto Kanazawa: Monadic Quantifiers Recognized by Deterministic Pushdown Automata
Hadas Kotek and Martin Hackl: An experimental investigation of interrogative syntax/semantics
Fabienne Martin: Tense and Aspect in Swing Conditionals
Ralf Naumann and Wiebke Petersen: An Analysis of Quantifier Scope Restrictions in Dependence Logic
Claudia Poschmann: Attaching NRCs to Plural Quantificational Heads
Susan Rothstein: A Fregean Semantics for Number Words
Bernhard Schwarz: At least and Quantity Implicature: Choices and Consequences
Alexandra Simonenko: Semantics of DP islands
Torgrim Solstad and Oliver Bott: Towards a Formal Theory of Explanatory Biases in Discourse
Satoru Suzuki: Epistemic Modals, Qualitative Probability, and Nonstandard Probability
Jakub Szymanik and Marcin Zajenkowski: Monotonicity has only a relative effect on the complexity of quantifier verification
Barbara Tomaszewicz: Focus association in superlatives and the semantics of -est
Galit Weidman Sassoon: The type of adjectives
Hanna De Vries: Distributivity and agreement: new evidence for groups as sets
Malte Willer: Indicative Scorekeeping
Igor Yanovich: Deontic scope restrictions beyond polarity
Mengxi Yuan and Yurie Hara: Questioning and Asserting at the same time: the L tone in A-not-A questions
Hedde Zeijlstra: Universal Quantifier PPIs