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2021 08 09 Kratzer, Angelika
                           David Lewis and his place in the history of formal semantics
2019 06 26 Altshuler, Daniel and Emar Maier
                           Death on the Freeway: Imaginative resistance as narrator accommodation (forthcoming in Angelika Kratzer's Festschrift)
2019 01 26 Kratzer, Angelika and Elisabeth Selkirk
                           Deconstructing Information Structure
2018 09 15 Kratzer, Angelika and Elisabeth Selkirk
                           Deconstructing Information Structure
2018 03 28 Moltmann, Friederike
                           Clauses as Semantic Predicates: Difficulties for Possible-Worlds Semantics
2016 10 28 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Chasing Hook: Quantified Indicative Conditionals.
2013 10 05 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Modals and Conditionals 2012. New and Revised Perspectives.
2013 10 05 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Modality for the 21st Century. Paper and video of the keynote address for ICL 2013 in Geneva.
2011 11 18 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Conditional Necessity and Possibility 1979
2010 12 21 Maier, Emar and Kees de Schepper
                           Fake indexicals in Dutch: A challenge for Kratzer (2009)
2009 11 24 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Decomposing attitude verbs
2009 04 29 Kratzer, Angelika
                           How Specific is a Fact? (1990)
2008 10 31 Kim, Min-Joo
                           E-type Anaphora and Three Types of Kes-Construction in Korean
2007 04 25 Potts, Christopher, Luis Alonso-Ovalle, Ash Asudeh, Rajesh Bhatt, Seth Cable, Christopher Davis, Yurie Hara, Angelika Kratzer, Eric McCready, Tom Roeper, and Martin Walkow
                           Expressives and identity conditions
2006 06 25 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Making a Pronoun. Fake Indexicals as Windows into the Properties of Pronouns
2005 06 16 Kratzer, Angelika
                           On the Plurality of Verbs
2005 02 04 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Conditionals
2005 02 02 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Blurred Conditionals
2005 01 20 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Constraining Premise Sets for Counterfactuals
2004 09 19 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Indefinites and their Operators
2004 08 11 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Building Resultatives
2004 07 21 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Covert Quantifier Domain Restrictions
2004 01 17 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Interpreting Focus: Presupposed or Expressive Meanings?
2003 12 29 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Choice Functions in Context
2003 10 15 De Villiers, Jill, Angelika Kratzer and Tom Roeper
                           From Evidence to Belief. Developmental Precursors for False Belief Ascriptions.
2003 07 08 Kratzer, Angelika
                           The Event Argument and the Semantics of Verbs
2003 06 04 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Scalar Implicatures: Are There Any?
2003 05 15 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Indefinites and Functional Heads: From Japanese to Salish.
2002 10 20 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Telicity: The Paper
2002 08 06 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Lumps of Thought: A Reply
2002 07 03 Kratzer, Angelika and Junko Shimoyama
                           Indeterminate Pronouns: The View from Japanese
2002 04 09 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Impersonal Pronouns and Logophoricity
2002 04 09 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Beyond "Ouch" and "Oops". A Comment on Kaplan's Paper.
2002 03 29 Kratzer, Angelika
                           More Structural Analogies Between Pronouns and Tenses
2002 03 28 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Facts. Particulars or Information Units?
2002 03 28 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Scope or Psudoscope? Are There Wide-Scope Indefinites?
2000 12 13 Kratzer, Angelika
                           Building Statives