In dynamic theories of presupposition, a trigger pp′(eg it stopped raining) with
presupposition p (it rained) and at-issue component p′(it doesn't now rain) comes with a …

Recent comparative semantics suggests that sign language makes use of the same logical
resources as spoken language, but has richer mechanisms of iconic enrichment. It is often …

Two main analyses have been proposed to explain how co-speech gestures interact with
logical operators. According to the Supplemental analysis (Ebert & Ebert 2014), co-speech …

While presuppositions are often thought to be lexically encoded, researchers have
repeatedly argued for 'triggering algorithms' that productively classify certain entailments as …

In the introduction to his target article Schlenker writes that „sign languages provide overt
evidence on crucial aspects of the Logical Form of sentences that are only inferred indirectly …

Abstract 'Visible Meaning'claims (i) that sign language makes visible some aspects of the
Logical Form of sentences that are covert in spoken language, and (ii) that, along some …