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Dun Deng, Fenrong Liu, Mingming Liu, Dag Westerståhl:
Monotonicity in Logic and Language - Second Tsinghua Interdisciplinary Workshop on Logic, Language and Meaning, TLLM 2020, Beijing, China, December 17-20, 2020, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 12564, Springer 2020, ISBN 978-3-662-62842-3
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Johan van Benthem, Fenrong Liu:
New Logical Perspectives on Monotonicity. 1-12
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Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine:
Universal Free Choice from Concessive Copular Conditionals in Tibetan. 13-34
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Thomas Graf:
Monotonicity in Syntax. 35-53
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Xuping Li:
Attributive Measure Phrases in Mandarin: Monotonicity and Distributivity. 54-80
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Mingming Liu:
Universal Quantification in Mandarin. 81-106
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Xinghan Liu:
Monotonicity in Intuitionistic Minimal Change Semantics Given Gärdenfors' Triviality Result. 107-124
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Dean McHugh:
Are Causes Ever Too Strong? Downward Monotonicity in the Causal Domain. 125-146
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Sedigheh Moradi:
Morphosyntactic Patterns Follow Monotonic Mappings. 147-165
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Andreea C. Nicolae:
Negative Polarity Additive Particles. 166-182
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Robert van Rooij, Kaibo Xie:
A Causal Analysis of Modal Syllogisms. 183-206
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Tue Trinh:
Bipartite Exhaustification: Evidence from Vietnamese. 207-216
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Linmin Zhang:
Comparatives Bring a Degree-Based NPI Licenser. 217-238
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