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Chung-chieh ShanIndiana UniversityVerified email at indiana.edu
Pauline JacobsonProfessor of Cognitive, Linguistic and Psycological Sciences, Brown UniversityVerified email at brown.edu
Geoff PullumUniversity of Edinburgh / George Mason UniversityVerified email at ed.ac.uk
Raffaella BernardiUniversity of TrentoVerified email at unitn.it
Dylan BumfordUniversity of California, Los AngelesVerified email at ucla.edu
Gina TarantoCaliforniaVerified email at prosearch.us
Maria PolinskyProfessor of Linguistics, Harvard UniversityVerified email at fas.harvard.edu

Chris Barker

Professor of Linguistics, NYU

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Semantics of Natural Language Philosophy of Language Theory of Programming Languages


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Possessive descriptions C Barker University of California, Santa Cruz, 1991	676	1991
The dynamics of vagueness C Barker Linguistics and philosophy, 1-36, 2002	531	2002
Partitives, double genitives and anti-uniqueness C Barker Natural Language & Linguistic Theory, 679-717, 1998	254	1998
Continuations and the nature of quantification C Barker Natural language semantics 10 (3), 211-242, 2002	227	2002
Group terms in English: Representing groups as atoms C Barker Journal of semantics 9 (1), 69-93, 1992	214	1992
Parasitic scope C Barker Linguistics and Philosophy 30, 407-444, 2007	209	2007
Possessives and relational nouns C Barker, C Maienborn, K von Heusinger, P Portner Semantics-noun phrases and verb phrases, 177-203, 2019	201	2019
Episodic-ee in English: A thematic role constraint on new word formation C Barker Language, 695-727, 1998	191	1998
Continuations and natural language C Barker, C Shan Oxford Studies in Theoretical, 2014	164	2014
Quantificational binding does not require c-command C Barker Linguistic inquiry 43 (4), 614-633, 2012	153	2012
Explaining crossover and superiority as left-to-right evaluation C Shan, C Barker Linguistics and Philosophy 29, 91-134, 2006	144	2006
Possessive weak definites. C Barker Possessives and Beyond: Semantics and Syntax., 89-113, 2005	136	2005
Negotiating taste C Barker Inquiry 56 (2-3), 240-257, 2013	132	2013
Free choice permission as resource-sensitive reasoning C Barker Semantics and Pragmatics 3, 10: 1-38, 2010	131	2010
Donkey anaphora is in-scope binding C Barker, C Shan Semantics and Pragmatics 1, 1: 1-46, 2008	123	2008
Direct compositionality C Barker, P Jacobson OUP Oxford, 2007	97	2007
A theory of command relations C Barker, GK Pullum Linguistics and Philosophy, 1-34, 1990	93	1990
Continuations in natural language C Barker CW 4, 1-11, 2004	83	2004
Scopability and sluicing C Barker Linguistics and Philosophy 36, 187-223, 2013	74	2013
Definite possessives and discourse novelty C Barker Walter de Gruyter, Berlin/New York 26 (3), 211-228, 2000	60	2000

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