Publications and manuscripts
Two linguistic proceedings papers on memory reports:
Rosina, E. E. & Liefke, K. (202x): German 'noch genau wissen': Uniform semantics, distinct effects. Proceedings of WCCFL 2024 [in press and on lingbuzz/008854].
Rosina, E. E. & Liefke, K. (2025): Experientiality markers in memory reports: A semantics-pragmatics puzzle. Proceedings of ELM 2024. doi.org/10.3765/elm.3.5815
Two more linguistic proceedings papers on memory reports to come, single-authored, on reflexive morphology in memory predicates and stative and eventive remembering as non-novel knowledge, invited to the post-proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 2025 and the Springer LNCS post-proceedings of TbiLLC.
A paper on methodology at the semantics-cognition-philosophy interface:
Rosina, E. E. (202x): On using experiments on ‘remember’ as evidence in formal semantics. accepted for publication in Linguistica Brunensia.
Six philosophical papers in different stages of writing and revisions:
Three single-authored, on re-remembering, attitudinal semantic ascent in philosophy of memory, and remembering the future.
Two comments on the philosophical debate on dis-/continuism of remembering and imagining, co-authored with Kristina Liefke.
One co-authored with Francesca Righetti, an analytic-phenomenological account of non-ideal remembering across temporal and individual gaps, based on interviews with neurodivergent people.
A bookchapter on the pragmatics of autistic vs. allistic communication:
Rosina, E.E. & E. McCready (2025): Masking as Persona Flexibility. In: J. L. Anderson & S. Cushing: Contemporary Philosophy of Autism. Routledge. (here)
Writings on the context-dependency and vagueness of gender terms:
Rosina, E.E. (2023): Not strictly a woman – QUD-based 4-valent reasoning discharges lexical meaning. In: ESSLLI ’23 Student Session Proceedings. (here)
A broader, gender-philosophically focused manuscript on this issue, co-authored with Franci Mangraviti (details will follow).
Some co-authored publications on conjunction, quantification and plural semantics:
Haslinger, N., E. E. Rosina, V. Schmitt & V. Wurm (2025): On the relation between distributivity and maximality. Semantics and Pragmatics Vol.18, doi.org/10.3765/sp.18.1.
Haslinger N., A. Hien, E. E. Rosina, V. Schmitt & V. Wurm (2025): A unified semantics for distributive and non-distributive universal quantifiers across languages. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory 43, 3147-3214 https://doi.org/10.1007/s11049-025-09673-5.
Dočekal, M., N. Haslinger, E. Rosina, M. Roszkowski, I. Šafratová, V. Schmitt, M. Wągiel & V. Wurm (2022): Cumulative readings of distributive conjunctions: Evidence from Czech and German. In: D. Gutzmann & S. Repp (eds.), Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 26, 239-257. https://doi.org/10.18148/sub/2022.v26i0.998
Haslinger, N., E. Rosina, M. Roszkowski, V. Schmitt & V. Wurm (2021). Cumulation cross-linguistically. In: M. Dočekal & M. Wągiel (eds.), Formal approaches to number in Slavic and beyond, Language Science press, 219-249.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5082006
Flor, E., N. Haslinger, M. Roszkowski, E. Rosina & V. Schmitt (2017). Distributive and non-distributive conjunction: Formal semantics meets typology. Accepted for publication in: M. Mitrovic (ed.), Logical vocabulary and logical change, Benjamins.
Flor, E., N. Haslinger, H. Koopman, E. Rosina, M. Roszkowski & V. Schmitt (2017): Cross-linguistic evidence for a non-distributive lexical meaning of conjunction. In: A. Cremers, T. van Gessel & F. Roelofsen (eds.): Proceedings of the 21st Amsterdam Colloquium, 255-264. (here)
