N∅thing is Logical

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• Aloni, M. 2021. “Logic and conversation: the case of free choice.” Presented at LINGUAE Seminar (Paris, 2019), Principles of Formal Semantics (Stockholm, 2019), Roots of Pragmasemantics (Szklarska Poreba, 2020), Logic Seminar (Helsinki, 2020), ICLA (Chennai, 2021), LoDE (Utrecht 2021).
  [pdf] [slides] [BibTex]

  @unpublished{Aloni2021,
    author = {Aloni, Maria},
    note = {Presented at LINGUAE Seminar (Paris, 2019), Principles of Formal Semantics (Stockholm, 2019), Roots of Pragmasemantics (Szklarska Poreba, 2020), Logic Seminar (Helsinki, 2020), ICLA (Chennai, 2021), LoDE (Utrecht 2021).},
    title = {Logic and conversation: the case of free choice},
    year = {2021},
    slides = {Aloni2021b.pdf}
  }
  

• Aloni, M and Ormondt, P van. 2021. “Modified numerals and split disjunction: the first-order case.” Manuscript, ILLC, University of Amsterdam
  [pdf] [BibTex]

  @unpublished{AlonivOrmondt21,
    author = {Aloni, Maria and van Ormondt, Peter},
    note = {Manuscript, ILLC, University of Amsterdam},
    title = {Modified numerals and split disjunction: the first-order case},
    year = {2021}
  }
  

• Anttila, A. 2021. The Logic of Free Choice. Axiomatizations of State-based Modal Logics., Amsterdam.
  [link] [BibTex]

  @mastersthesis{Anttila21,
    author = {Anttila, Aleksi},
    title = {The Logic of Free Choice. Axiomatizations of State-based Modal Logics},
    publisher = {ILLC University of Amsterdam},
    address = {Amsterdam},
    external = {https://eprints.illc.uva.nl/id/eprint/1788/1/MoL-2021-03.text.pdf},
    year = {2021}
  }