This short contribution addresses the question of whether distributivity and maximality are
tied together in natural language quantification–and thus, more generally, the issue of which …

In some languages, present morphology can be used to refer to non-scheduled future
events. Since this form of future reference is constrained to certain subordinate …

What is the best logical form for sentences involving iteration over possibilities, times or
events? Which constructions should be analyzed as involving covert universal quantifiers …

Some modal expressions in language—for example," can" and" able'"—describe what is
possible in light of someone's abilities. Ability modals are obviously related to other …

In their landmark paper, Rullmann et al.(2008) discuss the perceived variability in the
quantificational force of modal expressions in St'át'imcets (Lillooet Salish), which they then …

] arises only in its bare habitual form, but not in its other forms, where only strong necessity
(henceforth,“SN”) arises (cf. Haldar to appear); and a clue to why this happens becomes …