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  • Higher-order readings of wh-questions. (Paper)
    Submitted. [Updated in Jan 2020]
  • Quantifying-into functional dependency: Questions with quantifiers and multi-wh questions. (Paper)
    Drafted. [Updated in March 2020].
  • A variable-free approach to wh-dependency. (Slides)
    In prep.
Peer-reviewed articles
Dissertation
Conference proceedings
  • 2019. Two types of higher-order readings of wh-questions.

    In Julian J. Schlöder, Dean McHugh & Floris Roelofsen (eds.), Proceedings of Amsterdam Colloquium 22: 417-426. Institute for Logic, Language, and Computation (ILLC), University van Amsterdam, Amsterdam. (Presentation video; updated in Submitted)

  • 2019. Getting quantifying-into questions uniformly: Functionality, domain exhaustivity, and quantificational variability
    Proceedings of Semantics and Linguistic Theory 29.
  • 2017. Mention-some readings of plural-marked questions: Experimental evidence. (Paper)
    Xiang, Yimei and Alexandre Cremers. Proceedings of North East Linguistics Society 47.
  • 2016. Solving the dilemma between uniqueness and mention-some.  (Paper)
    Proceedings of North East Linguistics Society 46.
  • 2016. Complete and true: A uniform analysis for mention-some and mention-all questions. (Paper)
    Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 20.
  • Mention-some readings of questions: Complexities from number-marking.
    Proceedings of Amsterdam Colloquium 20. (Paper)
  • 2015. A Grammatical view of exhaustification with focus movement: Evidence from NPI-Licensing.
    Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 19. (Paper) [Updated in JoS 2017]
  • 2013. Neg-raising: Focus and implicatures. (Paper)
    Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 18.
  • 2013. Neg-raising and aspect: Evidence from Mandarin.
    University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics Vol. 19. [Bad paper. Don’t read/cite.]