Index of names Asher, N. xiii, 37,140,148 148 Atlas, l.D. J.D. 19 Bach, K. 25, 202, 203, 206,209,214, 209, 214, 215,217,218 217, 218 Bakker, R. 204 Barwise, l. J. xi Beaver, D.I. D.1. 55,57,81,98,108 Belnap, N. 195 Boer, S.E. 4,10 Bolinger, D. 123 Bosch, P. 52,73 Brown, C. xiii Carston, R. 70 Chierchia, G. 4,57,70, 70, 87,120,125 125 Clark, H.H. 74,7878 Comrie, B. 197 Cresswell, M. 202 Dekker, P. 127,128128 Delacruz, E.B. 24 Donnellan, K. 203 Douloureux, P.R.N.T. 73 Edelberg, W. 156 Evans, G. 47 Fauconnier, G. 79,135,140 140 Fodor, l.A. J.A. 202, 217 Frank,A.185,188 Gazdar, G. 4,5,12,17,19,30,31,49, 17, 19,30,31,49, 60,65-67,87,98,134,175 Geach, P.T. 40,47-49,138,139,180 47-49, 139, 180 Geurts, B. xiii, 26,47,54,55,70,71, 55, 70, 71, 80, 199,202,207 Greenberg, l.H. J.H. 197 Grice, H.P. 12,19,20,24,58-60,66,208 66,208 Groenendijk, l. J. xi, 8,116,119,120 119, 120 Gundel, l.K J.K 19 Haiman, l. J. 197 Hamblin, C.L. c.L. 11, 36 Havil<strong>and</strong>, S. 74,7878 Heim, I. xi, xii, 17,24,25,57, 25,57,70,77, 70, 77, 85, 87,89,96,98,112,120,133-135,137, 89, 96, 98,112,120,133-135,137, 140-148,154,159,164-167,169,170, 172 Hintikka, l. J. 8,141 Hirst, G. 73,7474 Horn, L.R. 70-72,189 Hull, R.D. 8 Kamp, H. vii, ix, 35,37,38,69,75, 37, 38, 75, 80-82,121-123,148,198 KanngieBer, S. xiii Kaplan, D. 145,216 Karttunen, L. 2, 5,13,15-17,20,30,48, 30,48, 49,87,89,91,96,98,99,105,109, 89, 91, 96, 98, 99,105,109, 134,140,142,148,164-166,175,179, 195,200 Kay, P. 79,135,140,164,166,197 140, 164, 166, 197 Keenan, E.L. 8 Kempson, R.M. 4,4747 Kneale, W.201,202,220,221 202, 220,221 Krahmer, E. xiii, 87, 98,128,129, 130 Kratzer, A. 178,180,190,194-196 Krifka, M. xiii, 70, 87, 97 Kripke, S.A. 46,47,85,201,203, 207-209,211,215,216,218,221 211, 215, 216, 218, 221 Kuroda, S.-Y. 195,196, 196,200 Ladd, D.R. 72 Lakoff, G. 73, 74,200 Lamarque, P.V. P.Y. 4 Levinson, S.C. S.c. 2,4,10,19,20 19,20 Lewis, O.K. D.K. 12,13,96,97,104,106,156, 178-180,194,195,198,200,216 Liberman, M. 76 Loar, B. 135,202 Lycan, W.G. 4,10
234 <strong>Presuppositions</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Pronouns</strong> McCawley, J.D. 48,49,200 49, Sommers, F. E 217-219 McConnell-Ginet, S. 4, 87 Stalnaker, R.C. 5,11,12,14-18, 11,12,14-18,34,42, 42, Mercer, R.E. 17 50,65,87-89,96,104,106,143,144, 96,104,106,143,144, Montague, R. 48 148,149,169,179,194,198 Muskens,R.120,128-130 Stokhof, M. xi, 8,116,119,120 119, 120 Strawson, P.E 25, 33, 34, 203, 208 Neale, S. 10,25,26,29,34 Neale, S. 10,25,26, 29, 34Strawson,P.F.25,33,34,203,208 Partee,B.180 Partee, B. 180 Turner, K. 4 Peirce, C.S. 178 Peters,S. 5,20,87,96,98,99, 98, 99,105,109, 109, Van Van Deemter, K. 124 164 Van der S<strong>and</strong>t, R.A. xii, xiii, 4, 8,17, 30, 35,46,47,50,51,53-56,62,63,70, 47,50,51, 53-56, 62, 63,70, Quine, W.Y. W.V. 198 80,83-85,87,97,98,134,135,140, 83-85, 87, 98,134,135,140, 199,202 Ramsey, EP. P.P. 197 Van Eijck, J. 87 Reyle, lJ. U. 35,37,38, 38, 55,69, 75,80-82, Van Van Fraassen, B. 87 121-123,198 Van Rooy, R. xiii Roberts, 121-123,198VanRooy,R.xiii C. 175-186, 188-190, Roberts, 199 C. 175-186,188-190,199 Veltman, E 89 Veltman, F. 89 Ronthaler, M. xiii Ross,J.R.73,74 74 Russell, B. 24,25,27-29,208, 25, 27-29, 208, 209, Walker, Walker, R.C.S.9 9 220 Wilson, D. 4 Sadock,J.20 Zeevat,II.87, H. 87,121,135-137,140,148, 135-137, 140, 148, Soames, S. 46-49,65,77, 77,85,87,98,99, 87, 99, 202 100,110,112 110, 112 Zimmermann, T.E. xiii
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