Just a few papers here so far. I'll try to get more up soon.
Papers are in postscript format, except as otherwise indicated.
If you don't have a postscript printer, you can still read and print postscript files using Ghostscript . This is a short paper on the meaning of still , which takes as its starting point a medieval sophism discussed by William of Sherwood. I've never been completely happy with this paper, and haven't tried to publish it anywhere, but it is sort of fun, so I thought I'd make it available. This is the text of some comments I delivered as a discussant of Maria Bittner's paper Concealed Causatives and Gennaro Chierchia's paper Partitives, Reference to Kinds and Semantic Variation at the conference on Cross-Linguistic Variation in Semantics, during the 1997 Linguistic Institute at Cornell University. Of course this will be of most interest to people who have read Bittner's and Chierchia's papers, but perhaps it will also have relevance for some people who are simply interested in the topic of cross-linguistic variation in semantics.