Basic notions of information structure

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Common ground management: Modal particles, illocutionary negation and verum (2013, background): “The term CG management was introduced by Krifka (2008) to distinguish inter alia the different kinds of contributions different kinds of speech acts make to the CG. Questions, for instance, in general do not introduce propositions that the interlocutors mutually agree to treat as true.”
Referential and lexical givenness: Semantic, prosodic and cognitive aspects (2012, neutral): “Stalnaker’s (1974) common ground, for instance, is defined as the set of propositions the participants in a conversation assume to be true for the sake of communication, thus representing a mixture of knowledge and conscious awareness (see also Krifka 2007: 15–17) .”
Language contact and V3 in Germanic varieties new and old (2017, background): “Since these are typically not prominent prosodically, often realized with a flat contour (Frascarelli and Hinterhölzl 2007: 106–107), and often represented by pronouns (see Krifka 2008: 262–264), this characterization fits the attested examples of preverbal constituents perfectly.”