Focus Marking, Focus Interpretation & Focus Sensitivity

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1. Context Sensitivity - 2. SM and/or AS? - 3. Focus Meaning • Formal Implementation: ~C � violation of clause (ii.): (7) Q: [Does Ede want tea or coffee] 9 ? A: #Ede wants #(just) WAter F ~C 9. that Ede wants water ∉∉∉∉ {that Ede wants tea, that Ede wants coffee} Zimmermann / Hole: Focus Semantics 36
1. Context Sensitivity - 2. SM and/or AS? - 3. Focus Meaning • Formal Implementation: ~C � The intuitive import of clause (iii.) is that with any instance of focus there need to be at least two contextually relevant alternatives under discussion for an utterance with focus to be informative, i.e. by excluding a potential alternative. Zimmermann / Hole: Focus Semantics 37
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