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Peter Nathan Lasersohn

Professor Emeritus

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics

Department of Linguistics

Peter Nathan Lasersohn is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor Emeritus at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Professor Emeritus

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linguistics semantics language pragmatics general linguistics syntax semantic evaluation formal semantics semantic analysis (linguistics) logic in computer science interpretation philosophy of language grammar philosophical logic lexical semantics mathematics automated reasoning context (linguistics) presupposition semantic interpretation principle of compositionality philosophy computational semantics applied linguistics group decision argumentation analysis linguistic theory categorial grammar syntactic structure distributional semantics temperature paradox common nouns conversation analysis psychological science intellectual discourse speech communication social simulation social semiotics language assessment manufacturing technology manufacturing systems english language dynamic epistemic logic pragmatic analysis argumentation frameworks spatiotemporal organization action pattern doxastic logic cognitive linguistics contextual issues composition approach unification grammar temporal logic sensometrics consumer attitudes sensory science well-founded semantics vagueness interpretation techniques mass production morphology (linguistics) linear operators context dependence relative truth external negation empty chair existence presuppositions group action number agreement event structure plural expressions truth-theoretic semantics plural noun phrases presuppositional analysis illinois search noun phrase

Notable Scholarly Works

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Common Nouns as Modally Non-Rigid Restricted Variables. Linguistics and Philosophy (2020)

Peter Lasersohn

general linguisticssemanticsprinciple of compositionalitycommon nounssyntaxsemantic evaluationlexical semanticslanguagedistributional semanticsgrammar

Common Nouns as Variables: Evidence From Conservativity and the Temperature Paradox. (2018)

Peter Nathan Lasersohn

general linguisticssemanticstemperature paradoxsemantic analysis (linguistics)common nounslogic in computer sciencesyntaxsemantic evaluationnominal quantificationlanguagelexical semanticspragmaticsgrammarlinguisticsformal semantics

A Semantics for Groups and Events. Routledge eBooks (2016)

Peter Lasersohn

semanticsphilosophy of languagesemantic analysis (linguistics)event structurelogic in computer sciencenumber agreementplural expressionssemantic evaluationlanguagecomputational semanticslinguisticsformal semantics

Subjectivity and Perspective in Truth-Theoretic Semantics. (2016)

Peter Lasersohn

semanticsphilosophy of languagesemantic analysis (linguistics)truth-theoretic semanticsdoxastic logicsemantic evaluationformal semanticspragmaticsinterpretationphilosophylinguisticsphilosophical logic

Adnominal Conditionals. Proceedings from Semantics and Linguistic Theory (2015)

Peter Lasersohn

Non-World Indices and Assessment-Sensitivity. Inquiry (2013)

Peter Lasersohn

general linguisticscontext (linguistics)semanticsphilosophy of languagenon-world indicessemantic analysis (linguistics)possible world indexpossible worldsemantic evaluationlanguageinterpretationpragmaticslinguisticssemantic interpretationlanguage assessment

Contextualism and Compositionality. Linguistics and Philosophy (2012)

Peter Lasersohn

general linguisticscontext (linguistics)philosophy of languagesemanticsstructural linguisticssocial semioticsprinciple of compositionalityphenomenology (philosophy)composition approachlanguagecontextual issuespragmaticsapplied linguisticslinguistics

46. Mass Nouns and Plurals. De Gruyter eBooks (2011)

Peter Lasersohn

general linguisticssemanticsmorphologymass nounssyntaxnoun phraseparallel alternationlanguagelinguistics

Context, Relevant Parts and (Lack of) Disagreement Over Taste. Philosophical Studies (2010)

Peter Lasersohn

context (linguistics)marketingrelevant partsbiassensometricsinterpretationconsumer attitudespragmaticssensory science

Quantification and Perspective in Relativist Semantics. Philosophical Perspectives (2008)

Peter Lasersohn

general linguisticssemanticsphilosophy of languagesemantic analysis (linguistics)semantic evaluationformal semanticslanguageinterpretationpragmaticslinguisticsphilosophical logic

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Peter Nathan Lasersohn

Professor Emeritus

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics

Department of Linguistics

Peter Nathan Lasersohn is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor Emeritus at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Honors

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Peter Nathan Lasersohn

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Common Nouns as Modally Non-Rigid Restricted Variables. Linguistics and Philosophy (2020)

Peter Lasersohn

general linguisticssemanticsprinciple of compositionalitycommon nounssyntaxsemantic evaluationlexical semanticslanguagedistributional semanticsgrammar

Common Nouns as Variables: Evidence From Conservativity and the Temperature Paradox. (2018)

Peter Nathan Lasersohn

A Semantics for Groups and Events. Routledge eBooks (2016)

Peter Lasersohn

Subjectivity and Perspective in Truth-Theoretic Semantics. (2016)

Peter Lasersohn

Adnominal Conditionals. Proceedings from Semantics and Linguistic Theory (2015)

Peter Lasersohn

Non-World Indices and Assessment-Sensitivity. Inquiry (2013)

Peter Lasersohn

Contextualism and Compositionality. Linguistics and Philosophy (2012)

Peter Lasersohn

46. Mass Nouns and Plurals. De Gruyter eBooks (2011)

Peter Lasersohn

general linguisticssemanticsmorphologymass nounssyntaxnoun phraseparallel alternationlanguagelinguistics

Context, Relevant Parts and (Lack of) Disagreement Over Taste. Philosophical Studies (2010)

Peter Lasersohn

context (linguistics)marketingrelevant partsbiassensometricsinterpretationconsumer attitudespragmaticssensory science

Quantification and Perspective in Relativist Semantics. Philosophical Perspectives (2008)

Peter Lasersohn

general linguisticssemanticsphilosophy of languagesemantic analysis (linguistics)semantic evaluationformal semanticslanguageinterpretationpragmaticslinguisticsphilosophical logic

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