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November 2021
Curriculum Vitae

BARBARA H. PARTEE

Department of Linguistics 50 Hobart Lane
University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA 01002
Amherst, MA 01003-9274 [phone]
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e-mail: [email protected]
website: http://people.umass.edu/partee/

Born: June 23, 1940, Englewood, New Jersey

Education
1957 graduated from Towson High School, Towson, MD
1961 B.A. in Mathematics with High Honors, Swarthmore College
Minors in Russian and Philosophy
1965 Ph.D. in Linguistics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dissertation (Barbara C. Hall): Subject and Object in Modern English
Dissertation advisor: Noam Chomsky

Positions
1965-69 Assistant Professor of Linguistics, UCLA
1969-71 Associate Professor of Linguistics, UCLA
1971-72 Associate Professor of Linguistics & Philosophy, UCLA
1972-73 Associate Professor of Linguistics & Philosophy, University of Massachusetts,
Amherst
1973-90 Professor of Linguistics & Philosophy, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
1987-93 Head, Department of Linguistics, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
1990- 2003 Distinguished University Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy, University of
Massachusetts, Amherst
2004- Distinguished University Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy Emerita, University
of Massachusetts, Amherst
1995- (Honorary) Permanent Guest Professor, Charles University, Prague.

Other Experience
LSA Linguistic Institute l966, UCLA, taught one seminar (mathematical linguistics)
LSA California Linguistics Institute l972, UC Santa Cruz, taught one seminar (Montague
grammar)
LSA Linguistic Institute l974, UMass, helped plan curriculum, taught one seminar (Montague
grammar), directed an MSSB workshop “Semantics of Non-Extensional Constructions”.
University of Texas, Austin, Summer Linguistics Program, l979, co-taught one seminar
(Montague grammar) with Emmon Bach.
LSA Linguistic Institute l987, Stanford, taught one seminar (current issues in formal
semantics)
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LSA Linguistic Institute, Summer l989, University of Arizona, taught one seminar (Cross-
Linguistic Quantification) and co-directed workshop on quantification with Emmon Bach
El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico City, Spring 1990, taught one seminar (Temas Actuales en
Semántica) (in Spanish)
LSA Linguistic Institute, Summer 1991, University of California at Santa Cruz, Sapir
Professor: taught one seminar (Quantification and Semantic Typology)
Mathesius Institute, Charles University, Prague: taught 1-week courses in 1994, 1995, 1996
(2), 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004; these were joint with Vladimir Borschev in 1996 (1),
1998, 2002, 2004.
Moscow State University, Moscow, Fall 1996: Visiting Professor, Department of Theoretical
and Applied Linguistics. Taught one course: Formal Semantics and the Lexicon.
Russian State Humanities University, Spring 1998: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical
and Applied Linguistics. Co-taught one course with Vladimir Borschev: Formal
Semantics.
Russian State Humanities University, Spring 1999: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical
and Applied Linguistics. Taught one short-course: Formal Semantics and the Lexicon.
University of Leipzig, Spring-Summer 1999: Leibniz Professor, Center for Advanced Studies.
Taught undergraduate course, Introduction to Formal Semantics, and graduate seminar,
Formal and Lexical Semantics.
Russian State Humanities University, Spring 2000: Visiting Fulbright Professor, Faculty of
Theoretical and Applied Linguistics. Two courses: Formal Semantics and the Lexicon,
Research Seminar on Formal Semantics and Slavic.
Russian State Humanities University, Spring 2001: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical
and Applied Linguistics. One advanced course: Quantification and Semantic Typology.
Russian State Humanities University, Spring 2003: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical
and Applied Linguistics. One course: Formal Semantics.
New York Institute, St. Petersburg, summer 2003: Co-taught two one-week courses with V.
Borschev.
Russian State Humanities University, Spring 2004: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical
and Applied Linguistics. One course: Formal Semantics.
Russian State Humanities University, Spring 2005: Visiting Fulbright Professor, Faculty of
Theoretical and Applied Linguistics. One course: Formal Semantics
Moscow State University, Spring 2005: Visiting Fulbright Professor, Faculty of Theoretical
and Applied Linguistics. One course: Formal Semantics and Current Issues in Semantics
New York Institute, St. Petersburg, summer 2005: Co-taught a two-week course with V.
Borschev: Formal and Lexical Semantics and Ontology.
Canterbury University, Christchurch, NZ, Feb-June 2006: Visiting Erskine Fellow, one
course: LING 310: Special Topic: The Structure of Meaning.
Moscow State University, Spring 2007: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical and
Applied Linguistics. One course: Topics in Formal Semantics
Russian State Humanities University, Spring 2008: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical
and Applied Linguistics. One course: Formal Semantics and Anaphora
Moscow State University, Spring 2009: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical and
Applied Linguistics. One course: Formal Semantics and Formal Pragmatics
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Fall 2009: post-retirement teaching: Linguistics 720,
Semantics Proseminar. Topic: Implicit Arguments (and other implicit content)
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Russian State Humanities University, Spring 2010: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical
and Applied Linguistics. One course: Formal Semantics and Issues in the Semantics of
Noun Phrases.
Moscow State University, Spring 2011: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical and
Applied Linguistics. One course: Formal Semantics and Semantic Universals.
Russian State Humanities University, Spring 2012: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical
and Applied Linguistics. One course: History of Formal Semantics.
Moscow State University, Spring 2013: Visiting Professor, Faculty of Theoretical and
Applied Linguistics. One course: Formal Semantics and Lexical Semantics.
Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Spring 2014: Invited Guest Professor, Philological
Faculty. One course: Formal Semantics and Typology of Anaphora, and collaborative
research.

Honors, Awards, and Grants
National Merit Scholar, 1957 (declined)
General Motors Scholar, 1957-61
Oak Leaf Award, Swarthmore College, 1961
Woodrow Wilson Honorary Fellowship, 1961
National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship, 1961-65
Goodwin Medal (outstanding Teaching Assistant), MIT, 1965
Humanities Institute award (sabbatical salary supplement) for 1969-70
Fulbright-Hays Award to lecture at University College, London 1971-72 (declined)
NSF Grant GS39752: Formal Syntax and Semantics for Natural Languages, 9/73-8/75 with
Terence Parsons, Department of Philosophy
Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, 1976-77
Chancellor's Medal, University of Massachusetts, November 1977
Co-P.I. on Sloan Foundation grant: Language and Information Processing, 1978-80
NSF Grant BNS 78-19309: Computer Implementation for Generalized Categorial Grammars,
1/79-5/81 with Emmon Bach, Dept. of Linguistics
Co-P.I. Sloan Foundation Grant in Cognitive Science, 1980-85
Visiting Fellow (short-term), Council of the Humanities, Princeton University, 2/81
Co-director, NEH Summer Seminar for College Teachers, Semantics and the Logical
Structure of Natural Language, 1981, with Emmon Bach
Faculty Fellowship, University of Massachusetts, 1981-82
Visiting Research Fellow, Max-Planck-Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, 7/82-8/83.
NEH Fellowship for Independent Study and Research, 9/82-8/83
Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, elected 1984
Principal Investigator, System Development Foundation grant: Formal Foundations of
Semantics, 1984-87
Vice-President (1985) and President (1986), Linguistic Society of America; Executive
Committee (ex officio) l985-87, Budget Committee l986-87
NSF Grant BNS 8719999: Quantification: A Cross-Linguistic Investigation, 3/88-8/92, with
Emmon Bach and Angelika Kratzer
NSF Grant BNS-8811250: Workshop and Conference on Cross-Linguistic Quantification,
3/89-3/90, with E. Bach and A. Kratzer
Member, National Academy of Sciences, elected April l989
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Honorary Doctor of Science degree, Swarthmore College, June l989
IREX Fellowship for Research in Czechoslovakia, Sept. 89-January 90
Honorary Doctor of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Prague, November 1992
Max Planck Research Award, jointly awarded to Partee and Prof. Hans Kamp of the
University of Stuttgart, November 1992 in recognition of past research. 100,000 DM over
3 years for unrestricted joint research. Awarded by the Alexander von Humboldt
Foundation and the Max Planck Society, Germany.
U.S.-Czechoslovakia Science and Technology Grant, joint with Professor Eva Hajicova of
Charles University, Prague, Dec.1992- Oct. 1995, for Research on the Semantics of
English and Czech Sentence Structure and Word Order: Contributions to a Theory of
Formal Semantics and Information Structure. 846000 Czech crowns and $29000.
Whitney J. Oates Short-Term Fellow of the Council of the Humanities and of the Program in
Linguistics, Princeton University, Feb. 15-25, 1993.
IREX Fellowship for Research in Czech Republic, Jan - July 1995.
Honorary member, Prague Linguistics Circle, from July 1995.
Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science, elected 1996.
COBASE Grant, National Research Council, for collaborative research with V. Borschev,
"Towards an integration of formal and lexical semantics: Meaning postulates and fine-
grained sortal structures", Jan-July 1997, $13,500
NSF Grant BCS-9905748: Integration of Lexical & Compositional Semantics: Genitives in
English and Russian, 9/99 – 8/02, $241,270 . No-cost extension to 8/03. Joint (starting in
2000) with Vladimir Borschev.
Fulbright Senior Lecturing Award, Russian State Humanities University, Moscow, 1/00-6/00.
Honorary Doctorate, Russian State Humanities University, Moscow, February 2001.
Foreign Member, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, elected April 2002.
NSF Grant BCS-0418311: The Russian Genitive of Negation: Integration of Lexical &
Compositional Semantics, 9/04 – 8/08, $225,932, with Vladimir Borschev.
Fulbright Senior Lecturing Award, Russian State Humanities University and Moscow State
University, Moscow, 1/05-6/05.
Honorary Doctorate, Copenhagen Business School, March 2005.
Linguistic Society of America Fellow, part of “first class” of Fellows: 2005
Erskine Fellow, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, Feb-June, 2006
Fellow, Massachusetts Academy of Sciences, selected in its first year, 2008.
Fellow, Cognitive Science Society, elected 2012.
Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, University of Chicago, June 2014
Linguistic Society of America, Victoria A. Fromkin Lifetime Service Award, 2016
Honorary Doctorate (Doctor Honoris Causa), University of Amsterdam, 2018
Corresponding Fellow, British Academy, elected 2018 (with suffix FBA)
Neil and Saras Smith Medal for Linguistics (lifetime achievement), British Academy,
September 2018
The Franklin Institute’s 2021 Benjamin Franklin Medal in Computer and Cognitive Science
[originally awarded for the “class of 2020”, but postponed to 2021 because of COVID-19]

Other Activities

Inaugural Co-editor (with Mark Liberman), Annual Review of Linguistics, 2012-2020.
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Volume 1 published January 2015.
Current member of editorial boards for: Linguistics and Philosophy (from 1998), Language
and Linguistics Compass (2010-), Academic Press Syntax and Semantics series (with
Emerald Publishers 2011- ), Semantics-Syntax Interface (2013=inception - )
Past member of editorial boards for Language, Linguistic Inquiry, Semantikos, Linguistics &
Philosophy (inception to 1982), The Linguistic Review, Theoretical Linguistics,
Grammars, Revista di Linguistica, Natural Language Semantics (1992-2006)
Honorary editorial board, Natural Language Semantics, 2007 -
Editorial Advisory Board, Journal of Semantics, 2009 - , Semantics and Pragmatics
(inception to 2013), Moscow Journal of Linguistics, 2018 --
Secretary-Treasurer of (non-profit) Linguistics & Philosophy Associates, Inc., 1982-1992;
Vice-President 1992-97 (parent organization for journal Linguistics & Philosophy)
Member Linguistic Society of America, American Philosophical Association, Association for
Computational Linguistics
LSA Committee on Honorary Members, 2014-2016. Chair 2015-2016.
Co-director, Cognitive Science Program, University of Massachusetts, 1980-82; director
1983-84, co-director, 1984-1987.
Visiting Committee member, MIT Department of Linguistics and Philosophy, l974-1991.
Advisory Panel member, Center for the Study of Language and Information, Stanford, 1983-
1989
NSF Linguistics Panel member, l977-79
CIES (Fulbright) Linguistics Panel member, l983-86, chair, l985-86.
Advisory Committee to the Program Committee, Eastern Division APA, l986-88
Regional Selection Committee, Mellon Fellowship Program, l985-1988
Board of Managers, Swarthmore College, 1990-2001; Student Life Committee: Vice-chair
1991-1994, Chair 1995- 1997; Executive Committee 1995- 1997; Instruction and
Libraries Committee Vice-Chair 1998-1999.
Advisory Board member, Institute for Research in Cognitive Science, University of
Pennsylvania, 1992-1998
Chair, Anthropology Section, National Academy of Sciences, 1993-96.
Co-founder and Vice-Chair, LSA Committee on Ethnic Diversity in Linguistics, 1994-96.
Member, Scientific Advisory Board, Vilem Mathesius Institute, Prague, 1994-2004
Member, Advisory Board, Netherlands Graduate School of Linguistics (LOT), 1994-2004;
Chair, 1997-2004.
Member, Advisory Board, Computational Linguistics Department, Copenhagen Business
School, 2002- .
Chair, LSA Committee on Honorary Members, 2002.
Am. Assn. for the Advancement of Science, Chair of Nominating Comm., Section Z, 2003-
04; Chair line, Section Z, 2018-2020 (chair 2019).
National Academy of Sciences, Chair, Temporary Nominating Group for Foreign Associates
from under-represented countries in Europe, Middle East, and Eurasia, 2004-7; Chair,
Temporary Nominating Group for Foreign Associates from under-represented countries
for Class V (Behavioral and Social Sciences), 2007-10, 2010-2013; Member, Nominating
Committee for Academy Officers and Council, 2009; Member, Membership Committee,
Section 52, 2018-2021.
Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Evaluation Committee 2005-8 for KNAW
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Academy Professorships Programme
Board member, Center for the Cognitive Sciences and Semantics, University of Latvia,
2009—
Member, Standing Committee for Tbilisi Symposia on Language, Logic and Computation,
2010-.
Advisory board member, Linguist List, 2008 –
Member, Council for Higher Education’s Committee for the Evaluation of Linguistics, Israel,
2012-13.
Program Committee member (partial): 2nd International Conference on Statistical Language
and Speech Processing, SLSP 2014; ESSLLI 2014 Workshop on Models in
Semantics/Pragmatics;
Co-chair, Provost’s committee to make recommendations for establishing an “Academy at
Amherst” for selected retired faculty. Spring-Fall 2015.

Principal Research Interests
Formal semantics and its connections with syntax, pragmatics, logic; related issues in
philosophy of language and in cognitive science. Recent past: research on cross-linguistic
quantification and more generally on issues of universality and typology in semantics;
research on interaction of topic-focus structure, quantification-relevant structure, and various
aspects of context-dependence in semantic interpretation; cooperative research with
colleagues in Prague aimed at integrating Hajičová and Sgall's contemporary Prague school
approach with work in formal semantics; cooperative research with Hans Kamp on
foundational issues concerning context-dependence in semantics; research on interaction of
noun phrase semantics with verbal aspect; collaborative research with Russian colleagues
aimed at integration of Russian lexical semantics (and some western lexical semantics) with
formal semantics, sortal structures and sort-shifting, interface of lexical and compositional
semantics. NSF grant 1999- 2003 with V. Borschev on the integration of formal and lexical
semantics and the semantics of genitives. NSF grant 2004-08 with V. Borschev on Genitive of
Negation in Russian and the integration of formal and lexical semantics. Philosophical
interests include the relation between model-theoretic and psychologistic approaches to the
foundations of semantics; and more generally on various logic-oriented and linguistics-
oriented approaches to issues in natural language semantics and problems of compositionality.
Currently working on a book project on the history of formal semantics for Oxford University
Press.

Ph.D. Dissertations supervised:
At UCLA: In Linguistics: Kalon Kelley 1967, John McKay 1969, Peter Menzel 1969, Frank
Heny 1970, Marmo Soemarmo 1970, Steven Smith 1970, Jeremy Brigstocke 1971,
Jacquelyn DeMeire Schachter 1971, Laurence Horn 1972, Donald Burquest 1973, Andrew
Rogers 1974.
In Philosophy: co-chaired (with David Kaplan) Michael Bennett 1974 and Enrique Delacruz
1974.
At UMass: In Linguistics: Robin Cooper 1975, Muffy Siegel 1976, Greg Carlson 1977, Paul
Hirschbuhler 1978, Elisabet Engdahl 1980, Michael Flynn 1981, Ken Ross 1981, Irene
Heim 1982, Gennaro Chierchia 1984, Mats Rooth 1985, Jonathan Mitchell 1986, Craige
Roberts 1987, Nirit Kadmon 1987, Jae-Woong Choe 1987, Allesandro Zucchi 1989,
Karina Wilkinson 1991, Paul Portner 1992, Virginia Brennan 1993, Hotze Rullmann
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1995, J. Michael Terry, 2004, Ji-Yung Kim, 2004, Meredith Landman, 2006.
In Philosophy: Dorit Abusch 1984, Arnold Chien 1987, Mark Aronszajn 1991.

Festschrifts:
Carlson, Gregory N., and Pelletier, Francis Jeffry eds. 2005. Reference and Quantification:
The Partee Effect. Stanford, CA: CSLI Publications. pp. xix + 350
Arkadiev, Peter, Kapitonov, Ivan, Lander, Yury, Rakhilina, Ekaterina, and Tatevosov, Sergei
eds. 2015. Donum Semanticum: Opera Lingvistica et Logica in Honorem Barbarae
Partee a Discipulis Amisque Rossicis Oblata. Moscow: Languages of Slavic Culture -
Jazyki slavjanskoj kul'tury. pp. xiii + 364

Publications:
Books:
Stockwell, R.P, P. Schachter, and B.H. Partee, The Major Syntactic Structures of English.
Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1972.
Montague Grammar, edited, Academic Press, 1976.
Subject and Object in Modern English, Garland Publishing, Inc., 1979
Fundamentals of Mathematics for Linguists, Greylock Publishers, (and D.Reidel, Dordrecht),
1979.
Properties, Types and Meaning. Vol. I: Foundational Issues; Vol. II: Semantic Issues, G.
Chierchia, B. Partee and R. Turner (eds.), Dordrecht: Kluwer, 1989.
Partee, Barbara H., Alice ter Meulen and Robert Wall, Mathematical Methods in Linguistics,
Dordrecht: Kluwer, 1990. Second printing, corrected first edition, 1993.
Bach, Emmon, Eloise Jelinek, Angelika Kratzer, and Barbara H. Partee, eds., Quantification
in Natural Languages, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, 1995.
Partee, Barbara H. and Petr Sgall, editors, Discourse and Meaning: Papers in Honor of Eva
Hajičová. John Benjamins, Amsterdam, 1996.
Kamp, Hans and Barbara H. Partee, eds., (1997) Context-dependence in the Analysis of
Linguistic Meaning: Proceedings of the workshops in Prague, Feb. 1995, Bad Teinach,
May 1995. Volume I: Papers. Volume II: Comments and Replies. Stuttgart: IMS,
University of Stuttgart.
Hajičová, Eva, Barbara Partee, and Petr Sgall, (1998) Topic-focus Articulation, Tripartite
Structures, and Semantic Content. Dordrecht: Kluwer Publishers.
Portner, Paul and Barbara H. Partee, eds. (2002) Formal Semantics: The Essential Readings.
Oxford: Blackwell Publishers. pp. x + 486
Browne, Wayles, Ji-Yung Kim, Barbara H. Partee, and Robert A. Rothstein, editors, (2003)
Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics #11: The Amherst Meeting 2002. Ann Arbor:
Michigan Slavic Publications. pp. xii + 568
Partee, Barbara H. 2004. Compositionality in Formal Semantics: Selected Papers by Barbara
H. Partee. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers. Pp.344
Kim, Ji-yung, Lander, Yury A., and Partee, Barbara H. eds. (2004) Possessives and Beyond:
Semantics and Syntax (UMOP 29). Amherst, MA: GLSA Publications. pp. ix + 439
Kamp, Hans and Barbara H. Partee, eds. (2004). Context-Dependence in the Analysis of
Linguistic Meaning. Series: Current Research in the Semantics/Pragmatics Interface, 11
Amsterdam: Elsevier. pp. 554
Partee, B.H., Glanzberg, M., and Skilters, J. eds. 2011. Formal semantics and pragmatics.
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Discourse, context and models. The Baltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic
and Communication. vol. 6 (2010). Manhattan, KS: New Prairie Press.

Edited Journal Volume:
Browne, Wayles and Barbara H. Partee, eds., (2003). Journal of Slavic Linguistics, Volume
11.1: guest editors of special volume devoted to Slavic Semantics, with an introduction by
the editors.

Articles:
Hall, Barbara C. 1964. Review of Shaumyan, S., and P. A. Soboleva. 1963. Applikativnaja
porozhdajushchaja model' i ischislenie transformatsij v russkom jazyke. Moscow:
Akademija nauk. Language 40:397-410.
Zwicky, Arnold, Friedman, Joyce, Hall, Barbara C., and Walker, Donald E. 1965. The
MITRE syntactic analysis procedure for transformational grammars. In Proceedings of the
Fall Joint Computer Conference, Las Vegas 1965, 317-326: AFIPS.
http://www.stanford.edu/~zwicky/mitre-syntactic-analysis-procedure.pdf.
Ginsburg, Seymour, and Barbara H. Partee (1969) "A mathematical model of transformational
grammars", Information and Control l5, 297-334.
"Negation, conjunction, and quantifiers: syntax vs. semantics", Foundations of Language, 6
(1970) 153-165.
"Opacity, coreference, and pronouns", Synthese 21 (1970) 359-385.
"On the requirement that transformations preserve meaning", Studies in Linguistic Semantics,
ed. C.J. Fillmore and D.T. Langendoen, Holt, Rinehart, and Winston (1971) 1-21.
"Some transformational extensions of Montague grammar", Journal of Philosophical Logic 2
(1973) 509-534.
"The semantics of belief-sentences", in J. Hintikka et al., eds., Approaches to Natural
Language, D. Reidel, Dordrecht (1973) 309-336.
"Comments on Montague's paper", in J. Hintikka et al., op cit. (1973) 243-358.
The syntax and semantics of quotation. In A Festschrift for Morris Halle, eds. S. R. Anderson
and P. Kiparsky, 410–418. New York: Holt, Reinhart and Winston (1973).
"Some structural analogies between tenses and pronouns in English", The Journal of
Philosophy, 70, no. 18 (1973) 601-609.
"Opacity and scope, in M. Munitz and P. Unger, eds., Semantics and Philosophy, NYU Press,
New York (1974) 81-101. Reprinted in Peter Ludlow, ed., Readings in the Philosophy of
Language, Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 1997, pp. 833-853.
"Montague grammar and transformational grammar", Linguistic Inquiry, 6.2 (1975) 203-300.
"Deletion and variable binding", in Edward Keenan, ed., Formal Semantics of Natural
Languages, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (1975) 16-34.
"Comments on C.J.Fillmore's and N.Chomsky's papers" in R.Austerlitz, ed., The Scope of
American Linguistics. Lisse: Peter de Ridder Press (1975) 197- 209.
"Semantics and syntax: the search for constraints" in Cleah Rameh, ed., Georgetown
University Roundtable on Languages and Linguistics, Georgetown: Georgetown
University School of Languages and Linguistics (1976) 99-110.
"John is easy to please", in Antonio Zampolli, ed., Linguistic Structures Processing,
Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing Co.(1977) 281-312.
"Possible worlds semantics and linguistic theory", The Monist, 60 (1977) 303-326.
Bennett, Michael and Barbara Partee (1972/78) "Towards the logic of tense and aspect in
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English". Technical report (1972), System Development Corporation, Santa Monica, CA;
published with a new appendix (1978) by Indiana Linguistics Club, Univ. of Indiana,
Bloomington.
Partee, Barbara Hall. 1978. Linguistic metatheory. In A Survey of Linguistic Science, ed. W.O.
Dingwall, 63-82. Stamford, Conn.: Greylock Publishers.
"Bound Variables and Other Anaphors", Proceedings of TINLAP-2, ed. David Waltz,
University of Illinois (1978) 79-85.
"Montague grammar and the well-formedness constraint", in Syntax and Semantics, vol. 10,
ed., F. Heny and H. Schnelle, Academic Press, New York (1979) 275-313.
"Constraining Montague grammar: a framework and a fragment", in S. Davis and M. Mithun,
eds., Linguistics, Philosophy, and Montague Grammar, University of Texas Press, Austin
(1979) 51-101.
"Semantics -- mathematics or psychology?", in Bäuerle, Egli, and von Stechow, eds.,
Semantics from Different Points of View, Springer-Verlag, Berlin (l980) 1-14.
-- Reprinted in Heimir Geirsson and Michael Losonsky, eds, (1996) Readings in
Language and Mind, Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 88-100
Emmon Bach and Barbara Partee, "Anaphora and semantic structure", in J. Kreiman and A.
Ojeda, eds., Papers from the Parasession on Pronouns and Anaphora, Chicago Linguistic
Society, Chicago (1980) 1-28.
"Montague grammar, mental representation, and reality", in S. Ohman and S. Kanger, eds.,
Philosophy and Grammar, D. Reidel, Dordrecht (1980) 59-78. Reprinted in P. French et
al., eds., Contemporary Perspectives in the Philosophy of Language, University of
Minnesota Press, Minneapolis (1979).
Barbara Partee and Emmon Bach, "Quantification, pronouns and VP anaphora", in Formal
Methods in the Study of Language, eds., J. Groenendijk, T. Janssen, M. Stokhof,
Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam (1981) 445-481. Reprinted in Groenendijk, Janssen
and Stokhof (eds), (1984). Truth, Interpretation and Information. Dordrecht: Foris.
"Belief sentences and the limits of semantics", in S. Peters and E. Saarinen, eds., Processes,
Beliefs, and Questions, D. Reidel, Dordrecht (1982) 87-106.
"Intensional logic and natural language", in T. Simon and R. Scholes, eds., Language, Mind
and Brain, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Hillsdale, NJ (1982) 65-74.
Mats Rooth and Barbara Partee, "Conjunction, type ambiguity, and wide scope or", in
D.Flickinger, M. Macken, and N. Wiegand (eds.) Proceedings of the First West Coast
Conference on Formal Linguistics, Stanford Linguistics Assn., Stanford (1982) 353-362.
Barbara Partee and Mats Rooth, "Generalized conjunction and type ambiguity", in R. Bäuerle,
C. Schwarze, and A. von Stechow (eds.) Meaning, Use and Interpretation of Language,
Walter de Gruyter, Berlin (1983) 361-383.
"Montague grammar and issues of psychological reality", in A. Orenstein and R. Stern, eds.,
Developments in Semantics, Haven Publications, New York (l983) 145-165.
"Compositionality", in F. Landman and F. Veltman, eds., Varieties of Formal Semantics:
Proceedings of the 4th Amsterdam Colloquium, Sept. 1982. Foris Pubs., Dordrecht (1984)
281-311.
"Nominal and temporal anaphora" Linguistics and Philosophy 7 (1984) 243-286.
William Marsh and Barbara Partee, "How non-context-free is variable binding?" in M.
Cobler, S. MacKaye and M. Wescoat, eds., Proceedings of the West Coast Conference on
Formal Linguistics III (1984) 179-190.
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"Research goals in information, computation, and cognition", in B. Partee, S. Peters, and R.
Thomason, eds., Report of Workshop on Information and Representation, Stanford
University (l985) 118-124.
"Situations, worlds, and contexts", in Linguistics and Philosophy 8. (l985) 53-58.
"Ambiguous pseudoclefts with unambiguous 'be'", in S. Berman, J.-W. Choe, J. McDonough,
eds., Proceedings of NELS l6 (l986) 354-366.
Partee, Barbara H. 1986. Noun phrase interpretation and type-shifting principles. In Studies in
Discourse Representation Theory and the Theory of Generalized Quantifiers, eds. J.
Groenendijk, D. de Jongh and M. Stokhof, 115-143. GRASS 8, Dordrecht: Foris.
Reprinted in Portner and Partee, eds., 2002, 357-381. Reprinted in Partee 2004, 203-230.
"Noun phrase interpretation and type-shifting principles", in J. Groenendijk, D. de Jongh, and
M. Stokhof, eds., Studies in Discourse Representation Theory and the Theory of
Generalized Quantifiers, GRASS 8, Foris, Dordrecht (l986), 115-143.
"Semantic Facts and Psychological Facts", Mind and Language 3, 43-52 (1988).
"Possible Worlds in Model-Theoretic Semantics: A Linguistic Perspective", in Sture Allén,
ed., Possible Worlds in Humanities, Arts, and Sciences: Proceedings of Nobel Symposium
65, Berlin & New York: Walter de Gruyter (l988) 93-l23.
"Many Quantifiers", in Joyce Powers and Kenneth de Jong, eds., Proceedings of the 5th
Eastern States Conference on Linguistics, Columbus: Ohio State University (1989), 383-
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