Introduction

reference and the semantics of anaphora

Klaus Von Heusinger, Urs Egli

1-13

Anaphora from Athens to Amsterdam

Urs Egli

17-29

Understanding the semantics of "relativa grammaticalia" some medieval logicians on anaphoric pronouns

Reinhard Hülsen

31-46

Meaning in motion

Jeroen Groenendijk, Martin Stokhof

47-76

Scope matters

Donka Farkas

79-108

Scope ambiguities with negative quantifiers

Henriette De Swart

109-132

Definiteness effect

the case of Russian

Elena Paducheva

133-146

Persistence, polarity, and plurality

Stephen Neale

147-153

Anaphoric relations across attitude contexts

Robert Van Rooy

157-181

The grammar of the attitudes

Barry H. Slater

183-190

Some remarks on choice functions and lf-movement

Arnim von Stechow

193-228

What makes choice natural?

Yoad Winter

229-245

The reference of indefinites

Klaus Von Heusinger

247-265

Reference and inference

the case of anaphora

Jaroslav Peregrin

269-286

Coreference and representationalism

Paul Dekker

287-310

Underspecified semantics

Reinhard Muskens

311-338