Dr. Nadine Bade | Presentations

Selected Presentations

Beyond activated alternatives – what disjunction can tell us about semantic priming effects, Semantics/Pragmatics Colloquium, Leibniz-ZAS Berlin

Shared mechanisms between local and global implicatures – evidence from priming, MIT Linguistics Colloquium, MIT

Finding the gap or filling it? – Experimental measures of truth-value gaps, Gaps and Imprecision in Natural Language Semantics, Leibniz-ZAS Berlin
Shared mechanisms between local and global implicatures – evidence from priming, Semantics Colloquium, University of Frankfurt
Linguistic illusions revisited: The role of maximal informativity, with Vera Hohaus and Ryan Walter Smith, Semantics Colloquium, University of Frankfurt

Word learning tasks as a window into the triggering problem for presuppositions, with Philippe Schlenker and Emmanuel Chemla, Linguistics Colloquium, University of Stuttgart
Word learning tasks as a window into the triggering problem for presuppositions, with Philippe Schlenker and Emmanuel Chemla, Semantics Circle, Leibniz-ZAS Berlin

Alternatives and attention in language and reasoning – the case of modals, joint work with L. Picat, W. Chung and S. Mascarenhas, Syntax-Semantics Colloquium, University of Potsdam
New data on presuppositional competition – a new hope for Maximize Presupposition?, joint work with F. Schwarz, Experimental and Theoretical Approaches to Presuppositions, workshop of Project B2, CRC 833, University of Tübingen

(In-)definites, (anti-)uniqueness, and uniqueness expectations, with F. Schwarz, Semantics Circle, University of Lyon

Japanese wa and ga as scope markers of EXH, Syntax-Semantics Colloquium, University of Nantes
Exhaustivity in questions – evidence from German so and alles, Semantics Workshop, University of Vienna

Maximizing the presuppositions of features, Syntax-Semantics Colloquium, University of Nantes/CNRS
The interpretation of number in which-questions, Common Ground, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Processing antipresuppositions, Workshop on Theoretical and Experimental Approaches to Presuppositions, University of Genoa

Obligatory presuppositions as a window into exhaustivity implicatures, Linguistics Colloquium, University of Potsdam

Obligatory presuppositions as a window into exhaustivity implicatures, Linguistics Colloquium, University of Graz
Obligatory presuppositions as a window into exhaustivity implicatures, Linguistics Colloquium, University of Göttingen

Oral presentation, “New data on the triggering problem for presuppositions”, SALT 34, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY

Poster presentation, “New data on the competition between definites and indefinites”, with F. Schwarz, ELM 2020, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Poster presentation, “New data on the nature of the competition between definites and indefinites”, with F. Schwarz, CUNY 2020, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Oral presentation, “(In-)definites, (anti-)uniqueness, and uniqueness expectations”, XPrag 2019, Edinburgh
Oral presentation, “(In-)definites, (anti-)uniqueness, and uniqueness expectations”, with F. Schwarz, CogSci 2019, University of Montreal

Poster presentation, “Japanese wa and ga as scope markers of EXH”, WAFL 14, MIT
“An experimental investigation of antipresuppositions”, with Florian Schwarz, PLC 42, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia

Poster presentation, “Processing antipresuppositions”, XPrag 2017, Cologne
Poster presentation, “Evidence for global pronoun resolution”, with Saskia Brockmann, XPrag 2017, Cologne
Oral presentation, “Cross-linguistic variation in pragmatics: Maximize Presupposition vs. Obligatory Implicatures in Ga (Kwa)”, Secondary Information & Linguistic Encoding, workshop at the DGfS meeting, Saarbrücken
Poster presentation, “Cross-linguistic variation in pragmatics: Maximize Presupposition vs. Obligatory Implicatures in Ga (Kwa)”, GLOW in Asia, University of Singapore

Poster presentation, “Additives as a window into local exhaustivity implicatures”, Sinn und Bedeutung 21, University of Edinburgh

Oral presentation, “Experimental evidence for the difference between soft and hard triggers”, with Sonja Tiemann, XPrag, University of Chicago
Poster presentation, “Domain restriction presupposed”, XPrag, University of Chicago
Oral presentation, “Obligatory triggers under negation”, with Sonja Tiemann, Sinn und Bedeutung 20, University of Tübingen

Oral presentation, “Pronouns without referents? A linguistic and literary perspective”, with Saskia Ottschofski, Literary Semantics: Past, Present, Future?, University of Kent

Poster presentation, “Exhaustive interpretation and the presupposition of ‘too’”, Sinn und Bedeutung 18, University of the Basque Country
Oral presentation, “Obligatory presuppositions and exhaustive interpretation”, International Conference of Linguistics, Geneva