R. Nouwen

Most-cited papers

At least et al: The semantic of scalar modifiers
B. Geurts, R. Nouwen
2007179 citations Open access
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Two kinds of modified numerals
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2010137 citations Open access
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Plural pronominal anaphora in context
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200373 citations
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Plural pronominal anaphora in context : dynamic aspects of quantification
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200372 citations
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Complement Anaphora and Interpretation
R. Nouwen
2003Journal of Semantics69 citations
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On appositives and dynamic binding
R. Nouwen
200767 citations
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Syntax and Semantics of Spatial P
A. Asbury, J. Dotlacil, B. Gehrke, R. Nouwen
200857 citations
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Vagueness in Communication
R. Nouwen, R. van Rooij, U. Sauerland, Hans-Christian Schmitz
2009Lecture Notes in Computer Science43 citations Open access
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Conditionalized Imperatives
Magdalena Schwager, E. Zimmermann, Adrian Brasoveanu, Nicholas Asher +6 more
200640 citations Open access
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On Dependent Pronouns and Dynamic Semantics
R. Nouwen
2007Journal of Philosophical Logic36 citations
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Remarks on the Polar Orientation of Almost
R. Nouwen
200635 citations Open access
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On “zero” and semantic plurality
Lisa Bylinina, R. Nouwen
2018Glossa34 citations Open access
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Degree Modifiers and Monotonicity
R. Nouwen
201133 citations
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Upper-bounded no more: the exhaustive interpretation of non-strict comparison
R. Nouwen
200833 citations Open access
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What’s in a quantifier?
R. Nouwen
201025 citations
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The comparative and degree pluralities
J. Dotlacil, R. Nouwen
201623 citations Open access
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Two types of wh-exclamatives
R. Nouwen, A. Chernilovskaya
201523 citations
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Modified Numerals: the Epistemic Effect∗
R. Nouwen
201323 citations
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Numeral semantics
Lisa Bylinina, R. Nouwen
2020Language and Linguistics Compass22 citations Open access
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A Note on the Projection of Appositives
R. Nouwen
201418 citations
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On Wh-Exclamatives and Noteworthiness
A. Chernilovskaya, R. Nouwen
2011Amsterdam Colloquium on Logic, Language and Meaning17 citations Open access
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Monotone amazement
R. Nouwen
2005Proceedings of the Amsterdam Colloquium16 citations Open access
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Free choice and distribution over disjunction: the case of free choice ability
R. Nouwen
201815 citations Open access
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The semantics of scalar modifiers
B. Geurts, R. Nouwen
200715 citations
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〈M,η,⋆〉 Monads for Conventional Implicatures
A. A. Guevara, A. Chernilovskaya, R. Nouwen
201211 citations
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Absolutely relative or relatively absolute? The linguistic behavior of gradable adjectives and degre
Naomi Kamoen, B. Holleman, R. Nouwen, T. Sanders +1 more
201110 citations Open access
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Directionality in numeral quantifiers: the case of up to
R. Nouwen
200810 citations Open access
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At least ignorance inferences come at a processing cost: Support from eye movements
S. Alexandropoulou, J. Dotlacil, R. Nouwen
20168 citations Open access
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Experimental work on the Semantics and Pragmatics of Modified Numerals
R. Nouwen, S. Alexandropoulou, Yaron McNabb
20177 citations
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The scope of nominal quantifiers in comparative clauses
R. Nouwen, J. Dotlacil
20177 citations Open access
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Pragmatic inferences with numeral modifiers : Novel experimental data
S. Alexandropoulou, J. Dotlacil, Yaron McNabb, R. Nouwen
20167 citations Open access
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VAQUUM: Are Vague Quantifiers Grounded in Visual Data?
Hugh Mee Wong, R. Nouwen, Albert Gatt
2025Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics4 citations
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Degree modification across categories in Afrikaans
R. Berghoff, R. Nouwen, Lisa Bylinina, Yaron McNabb
2020Linguistic Variation4 citations Open access
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E‐Type Pronouns
R. Nouwen
20204 citations
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Pragmatic effects of 'more than' and 'at least' in incremental interpretation
S. Alexandropoulou, J. Dotlacil, R. Nouwen
20174 citations Open access
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Quantification and Reference in Incremental Processing
J. van Eijck, R. Nouwen
20024 citations
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Linguistics in the Netherlands 2011
R. Nouwen, M. Elenbaas
20103 citations Open access
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Linguistics in the Netherlands 2010
J. V. Kampen, R. Nouwen
20103 citations Open access
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Two Puzzles about Requirements
R. Nouwen
2009Amsterdam Colloquium on Logic, Language and Meaning3 citations Open access
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On Dependency and Quantification in Dynamic Semantics
R. Nouwen
2003JSAI Workshops3 citations
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A plural resolution logic
R. Nouwen
20013 citations
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When Models Decide and When They Bind: A Two-Stage Computation for Multiple-Choice Question-Answering
Hugh Mee Wong, R. Nouwen, Albert Gatt
2026Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics2 citations
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The semantics and probabilistic pragmatics of deadjectival intensifiers
R. Nouwen
2024Semantics and Pragmatics2 citations Open access
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Is there any licensing in non-DE contexts? An experimental study
S. Alexandropoulou, Lisa Bylinina, R. Nouwen
20202 citations
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Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary Teaching in the Utrecht AI Program: Why and How?
C. Janssen, R. Nouwen, K. Overvliet, Frans Adriaans +4 more
2020IEEE pervasive computing2 citations Open access
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A note on positive and negative evaluative adjectives
R. Nouwen
20182 citations
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The semantics of minimal requirements
R. Nouwen
20092 citations
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Splitting Germanic negative indefinites
D. Blok, Lisa Bylinina, R. Nouwen
2025Proceedings of the Amsterdam Colloquium1 citations Open access
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Modified Numerals
R. Nouwen, S. Alexandropoulou, Yaron McNabb
2019The Oxford Handbook of Experimental Semantics and Pragmatics1 citations
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A remark on conceptual metaphor and scalarity
R. Nouwen
20181 citations
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