Work in progress
“Now that you mention it: Awareness dynamics in discourse and decisions” (Michael Franke & Tikitu de Jager), under review. [ pdf ]
Publications
“The Relevance of Awareness” (Michael Franke & Tikitu de Jager), Proceedings of the Sixteenth Amsterdam Colloquium. [ pdf ]
“Explaining Quantity Implicatures” (Tikitu de Jager & Robert van Rooij), Proceedings of TARK11: Theoretical Aspects of Rationality and Knowledge. [ pdf ]
“Evolutionary support for a procedural semantics for generalised quantifiers”, abstract published in The Evolution of Language, A. Cangelosi, A.D.M. Smith & K. Smith, eds, World Scientific, 2006.
Presentations
I tend to make rather cryptic slides and rely a lot on explaining them, so I don't usually post my slides afterwards. I'm experimenting with making annotated versions (with notes accompanying each slide). Any feedback about how successful this is would be appreciated. I make my slides with LaTeX and beamer, which apparently produces enormous pdfs, so don't try this from a dialup connection.
“‘Now that you mention it…’: Dynamic attention to possibilities”, LeGO, October 2008. [ pdf (3.1M!) ]
“‘Now that you mention it…’: Attending, or not, to possibilities”, NAP-dag, September 2008.
“The Relevance of Awareness” (Franke & De Jager), Amsterdam Colloquium, December 2007.
“Quantity Implicature and Speaker Expertise in Signalling Games” ESSLLI 2007 workshop on Language, Games, and Evolution, August 2007.
“Explaining Quantity Implicatures” (De Jager & Van Rooij), TARK11: Theoretical Aspects of Rationality and Knowledge (poster presentation), June 2007.
“Pragmatic Enrichment through Signalling Games”, PALMYR-5, June 2007.
“Quantity Implicature in BiOT”, ZAS BiOT workshop, May 2007.
“Evolutionary game theory and dynamic stability notions of equilibrium”, GloRiClass seminar, October 2006.
“Monotonicity and the Semantics/Pragmatics Distinction”, Pragmatics Colloquium, Universität Bielefeld, May 2006
“Evolutionary support for a procedural semantics for generalised quantifiers”, 6th International Conference on the Evolution of Language (EvoLang6), April 2006
“Evolutionary Models and Pragmatics: Happy Playmates?”, 7th Szklarska Poreba Workshop (Szklarska7), March 2006.
“Why Isn't Pragmatics Semanticised?”, Games and Decisions in Pragmatics II (GDPII), January 2006.