1:15 pm

Opening Remarks

1:30 pm

The Gap Between Meaning and Assertion:  Why what we literally say often differs from what our words literally mean.

Scott Soames
University of Southern California

2:30 pm

Varieties of semantics and encoding

Noel Burton Roberts
The University, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

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3:30-3:45 pm      Coffee Break

3:45 pm

Dialogue and the grammar-pragmatics interface

Ruth Kempson
King's College, London

4:45 pm

Metaphor, Lexical Pragmatics and Truth-Conditional Content

Deirdre Wilson
University College London

7:30 pm

How Cognitive Science Changes Philosophy: The Case of Freedom (Hahn 101)

George Lakoff
University of California, Berkeley

9:00 am

Presuppositions and Conventional Implicatures Interface

Barbara Abbott
Michigan State University

10:00 am

Presupposition Failure and the Topic/Focus Structure of Utterances

Anne Bezuidenhout
University of South Carolina

11:20 am

Math According to GARP

Jerry Sadock
University of Chicago

2:00 pm

ONLY Connect:  How to Unpack an Exclusive Proposition

Laurence R. Horn
Yale University

3:00 pm

Negation, Temporal Connectives, and Non-Veridicality

Frans Zwarts
University of Groningen

4:15 pm

Gönadology

Paul Benacerraf
Princeton University

5:15 pm              Closing Remarks