Contrastiveness in Information Structure, Alternatives and Scalar Implicatures

I. Information Structure and Contrastiveness

1. Contrastive Topic, Contrastive Focus, Alternatives and Scalar Implicatures by Chungmin Lee

2. Partition Semantics and Pragmatics of Contrastive Topic by Katsuhiko Yabushita

3. Deriving the Properties of Structural Focus by Katalin É. Kiss

4. Topic, Focus, and Exhaustive Interpretation by Robert van Rooij

5. The Interpretation of a "contrast-marking" Particle by Gyuris, Beáta

6. Scalar Implicatures, Presuppositions, and Discourse Particles: Colloquial Russian -to, ze, and ved' in Combination by Svetlana McCoy-Rusanova

II. Polarity, Alternatives, Exhaustivity and Implicatures

7. Indeterminate Pronouns: The View from Japanese by Angelika Kratzer and Junko Shimoyama

8. Free Choiceness without Domain-widening by Jinyoung Choi

9. Expletive Negation and Polarity Alternatives by Yoonhee Choi and Chungmin Lee

10. On the Distribution and the Semantics of the Korean Focus Particle -lato by Dongsik Lim

11. Disjunction and Implicatures: Some Notes on Recent Developments by Uli Sauerland

12. Scalar Implicatures with Alternative Semantics by Ezra Keshet

III. Qunatificational Expressions

13. Almost et al.: Scalar Adverbs Revisited by Laurence R. Horn

14. Interpretations of Numerals and Structured Contexts by Jae-Il Yeom

15. Scales and Non-scales in (Hebrew) Child Language by Leah R. Paltiel-Gedalyovich & Jeannette Schaeffer

16. Negative Implicatum, Positive Implicatum by Mingya Liu

17. Focus, Contrast, and the Syntax-phonology Interface: The Case of French Cleft-sentences by Fatima Hamlaoui

18. Focus Particle Mo and Many/Few Implicatures on Numerals in Japanese by Chidori Nakamura

IV. Questions and Speech Acts

19. Negated Polarity Questions as Denegations of Assertions by Manfred Krifka

20. Intonation of Wh- and Yes/No-question in Tokyo Japanese by Shinichiro Ishihara