Maribel Romero
Affiliations: | Linguistics | University of Konstanz, Konstanz, Germany |
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Sign in to add trainee| Jinyoung Choi | grad student | ||
| David Krassnig | grad student | University of Konstanz | |
| Sophia Malamud | grad student | Brandeis | |
| Erlinde Meertens | grad student | University of Konstanz | |
| Tatjana Scheffler | grad student | ||
| Alexander Williams | grad student | ||
| Victoria Ann Tredinnick | grad student | 2005 | Penn |
| Andreas Walker | grad student | 2017 | University of Konstanz |
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| Arnhold A, Braun B, Romero M. (2020) Aren't Prosody and Syntax Marking Bias in Questions? Language and Speech. 23830920914315 |
| Romero M. (2020) The many readings of many : POS in the reverse proportional reading Linguistics and Philosophy. 1-41 |
| Romero M. (2018) The Conservativity of Many: Split Scope and Most Topoi-An International Review of Philosophy. 37: 393-404 |
| Domaneschi F, Romero M, Braun B. (2017) Bias in polar questions: Evidence from English and German production experiments Glossa. 2: 23 |
| Romero M. (2015) Surprise-predicates, strong exhaustivity and alternative questions Semantics and Linguistic Theory. 25: 225-245 |
| Walker A, Romero M. (2015) Counterfactual donkey sentences: A strict conditional analysis Semantics and Linguistic Theory. 25: 288-307 |
| Romero M. (2013) Modal superlatives: A compositional analysis Natural Language Semantics. 21: 79-110 |
| Romero M. (2010) Modal Superlatives and 3-Place vs. 2-Place -est The Baltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic and Communication. 6: 1-39 |
| Kallmeyer L, Romero M. (2008) Scope and Situation Binding in LTAG using Semantic Unification Research On Language and Computation. 6: 3-52 |
| Romero M. (2004) Intensional Noun Phrases with know and be Catalan Journal of Linguistics. 3: 147-178 |