Publications

Under review

  • Bade, N., Sara Fariello, Carolin Dudschig & M. Janczyk. “Does implicature computation involve inhibition of semantic alternatives? An experimental investigation using negative priming effects.” Journal of Psycholinguistic Research. Resubmitted after revise-and-resubmit.

Reference work in progress

  • Beaver, D. I., N. Bade, B. Geurts & K. Denlinger. “Presupposition.” Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Revision in progress; co-authorship to appear with the revised entry.

2025

  • Bade, N., W. Chung, L. Picat, R. Dudley & S. Mascarenhas. “Shared mechanisms in pragmatic enrichment with contextual and lexical alternatives.” Journal of Memory and Language.
  • Fritzsche, L., N. Bade, C. Ebert & C. Meier. “Ja ‘or’ Jaaaaa? Scale interpretation in iconically lengthened response particles.” Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 29.
  • Bade, N. “More evidence on the triggering problem for presuppositions.” Proceedings of SALT 34.
  • Bade, N. Thirteen entries on presupposition theory in the Wörterbuch der Semantik / WSK Online. Editors: Daniel Gutzmann, Ede Zimmermann & Katharina Hartmann.

2024

  • Bade, N., E. Chemla & P. Schlenker. “Word learning tasks as a window into the triggering problem for presuppositions.” Natural Language Semantics.

2022

  • Bade, N., L. Picat, W. Chung & S. Mascarenhas. “Alternatives and attention in language and reasoning – a reply to Mascarenhas & Picat (2019).” Semantics and Pragmatics.
  • Chung, W., N. Bade, S. Blanc-Cuenca & S. Mascarenhas. “Question-answer dynamics in deductive fallacies without language.” Proceedings of the 44th Annual Cognitive Science Society Meeting.
  • Hohaus, V. & N. Bade. “When maximality is not maximally informative: A compositional analysis of the depth-charge illusion.” Proceedings of the 23rd Amsterdam Colloquium.
  • Schneider, C., M. Janczyk & N. Bade. “Verifying pragmatic inferences in context: An experimental comparison of presuppositions of ‘again’ and the definite determiner with scalar implicatures.” Proceedings of Linguistic Evidence 10.

2021

  • Bade, N. “On the scope and nature of Maximize Presupposition.” Language and Linguistics Compass.
  • Bade, N. & A. Renans. “A cross-linguistic view on the obligatory insertion of additive particles – Maximize Presupposition versus Obligatory Implicatures.” Glossa: A Journal of General Linguistics.
  • Bade, N. & F. Schwarz. “New data on the competition between definites and indefinites.” Proceedings of ELM 1. available here

2020

  • Schneider, C., N. Bade, M. Janczyk & M. Franke. “Presuppositions of determiners are used immediately to disambiguate utterance meaning: A mouse-tracking study on the German language.” Psychological Research.
  • Schneider, C., N. Bade & M. Janczyk. “Is immediate processing of presupposition triggers automatic or capacity-limited? A combination of the PRP approach with a self-paced reading task.” Journal of Psycholinguistic Research.
  • Bauer, M., S. Beck, S. Brockmann, S. Riecker, A. Zirker & N. Bade. More on the Grammar of Emily Dickinson. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

2019

  • Bade, N. & K. Sachs. “EXH passes on alternatives – a comment on Fox & Spector (2018).” Natural Language Semantics.
  • Bade, N. & F. Schwarz. “(In-)definites, (anti-)uniqueness, and uniqueness expectations.” Proceedings of the 41st Annual Cognitive Science Society Meeting.
  • Bade, N., R. Nakanishi, F. Sode, Y. Iida, S. Ihara, M. Ebara, H. Ono, Y. Miyamoto & U. Sauerland. “Japanese wa and ga as scope markers of EXH.” Proceedings of WAFL 14, MIT Working Papers in Linguistics.
  • Bade, N. & F. Buscher. “An experimental comparison of two reinterpretation strategies: Benefits and challenges of using fictional contexts in experimental studies.” Proceedings of Linguistic Evidence 9.
  • Bade, N. & F. Schwarz. “An experimental investigation of antipresuppositions.” Proceedings of PLC 42, Penn Working Papers in Linguistics.

2018

  • Bade, N. “Obligatory additives in the antecedent of conditionals.” Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 21.

2017

  • Bade, N. & S. Beck. “Lyrical texts as a data source for linguistics.” Linguistische Berichte 251.
  • Brockmann, S., S. Riecker, N. Bade, M. Bauer, S. Beck & A. Zirker. “Fictional assert and implicatures.” Proceedings of Linguistic Evidence 8.
  • Renans, A., N. Bade & J. DeVeaugh-Geiss. “Universals in pragmatics: Maximize Presupposition vs. Obligatory Implicatures in Ga (Kwa).” Proceedings of GLOW in Asia 1, MIT Working Papers in Linguistics.

2016

  • Bade, N. Obligatory Presupposition Triggers in Discourse: Empirical Foundations of the Theories Maximize Presupposition and Obligatory Implicatures. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Tübingen.
  • Bade, N. & S. Tiemann. “Obligatory triggers under negation.” Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 20.
  • Dörge, C. & N. Bade. “Identifying referents in Emily Dickinson’s ‘If It Had No Pencil’.” Forum for Modern Language Studies.

2015

  • Bauer, M., N. Bade, S. Beck, C. Dörge, B. v. Eckartsberg, S. Ottschofski, J. Niefer & A. Zirker. “Emily Dickinson’s ‘My Life Had Stood – A Loaded Gun’ – an interdisciplinary analysis.” Journal of Literary Semantics.
  • Bade, N., M. Bauer, S. Beck, C. Dörge & A. Zirker. “Ambiguity in Shakespeare’s Sonnet 138.” In S. Winkler (ed.), Ambiguity: Language and Communication.

2014

  • Bade, N. “Exhaustive interpretation and the presupposition of ‘too’.” Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 18.

2011

  • Tiemann, S., M. Schmid, N. Bade, B. Rolke, I. Hertrich, H. Ackermann, J. Knapp & S. Beck. “Psycholinguistic evidence for presuppositions: On-line and off-line data.” Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 15.