Presuppositions as nonassertions
By Barbara Abbott. 2000
145 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Language and Linguistics
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/26b2bebc15c79bac522fd7822dd440b7eb5692a7
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In Artificial Intelligence
- Márta Abrusán
- Mandy Simons
- David I. Beaver
- Craige Roberts
- Judith Tonhauser
- S. Yablo
- Christopher Potts
- Gennaro Chierchia
In Language and Linguistics
- Márta Abrusán
- Mandy Simons
- David I. Beaver
- Judith Tonhauser
- Craige Roberts
- S. Yablo
- Christopher Potts
- Paul D. Elbourne
Citations in the corpus
- Explanation, Extrapolation, and Existence (2012, background): “See also Abbott [2000]. (8)Yablo [2006], Yablo [ms].”
- Toward a Taxonomy of Projective Content (2013, background): “…projective content is not part of the common ground, but constitutes novel information for the addressees (for discussion of so-called INFORMATIVE PRESUPPOSITIONS, see e.g. Karttunen 1974, Stalnaker 1998, 2008, Abbott 2000, 2008, Simons 2001, Spenader 2002, 2003, Gauker 2008, von Fintel 2008).”
- What projects and why (2010, background): “Thus it would be peculiar to explain accommodation as the result of an anaphoric requirement.”
- Predicting the presuppositions of soft triggers (2011, background): “The presuppositions of such triggers are fairly easily suspendable in context, as was pointed out by Karttunen (1971b), Stalnaker (1974), Gazdar (1979), van der Sandt (1992), Chierchia and McConnell-Ginet (2000), Simons (2001), Beaver (2004), Abbott (2006), Romoli (2011), among others. For example, ”