Emil Eva Rosina

(accepted or published)

On methodology at the interfaces of semantics, pragmatics, cognition and philosophy:
Rosina, E. E. (2025): On using experiments on ‘remember’ as evidence in formal semantics. Linguistica Brunensia, 73(2), 35–72. http://doi.org/10.5817/lb2025-38652

On ​the context-dependency and vagueness of gender terms:
Rosina, E.E. & F. Mangraviti (2025): Not strictly a woman – QUD-based 4-valent reasoning discharges lexical meaning. Logics 2025, 3(4), 16. https://doi.org/10.3390/logics3040016

On natural language quantification:
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.

Proceedings papers

(in print or published)

On the semantics of memory reports:
Rosina, E. E. & Liefke, K. (2025): German ‘noch genau wissen’: Uniform semantics, distinct effects. In S. Akolkar, Galvano, A., Ismael, A., Liu, K. F., & Mikkelsen, L. (eds.), Proceedings of the 42nd West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (Somerville, MA: Cascadilla Proceedings Project), 330-337. (here)
​​Rosina, E. E. & Liefke, K. (2025): Experientiality markers in memory reports: A semantics-pragmatics puzzle. Proceedings of ELM 3. doi.org/10.3765/elm.3.5815

On conjunction and plural semantics:
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
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)

Book chapters

(accepted or published)

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. DOI: 10.4324/9781003627104-10 (here)

On conjunction and plural semantics:
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.

Edited collections

(archived or published)

Gradimondo, V. & E. E. Rosina: Pre-Proceedings of the ESSLLI 2025 Student Session. (here)

Gradimondo, V. & E. E. Rosina: Special Issue on the ESSLLI 2025 Student Session in the Journal of Logic, Language and Information. (first article here, incremental publishing)

Selected contributed talks

(blind peer-reviewed abstracts)

The shared core of memory predicates is non-novel knowledge, Fifteenth International Tbilisi Symposium on Logic, Language and Computation, Kutaisi/Georgia, 2025.

Remembering the future with the help of the past. IPM4.5, online, 2025.

noch wissen, wie p’ & ‘remember x v-ing’: Is there one remembering? MECORE closing workshop, Konstanz/GER, 2024.

The language of Re-remembering, Conference of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology, Grenoble/FRA, 2024.

What Utopic Modal Predication tells us about ordering Ordering Sources, 23rd Szklarska Poręba Workshop on the Roots of Pragmasemantics, Szklarska Poręba / Poland, 2023.

‘noch genau wissen’ in memory reports: still knowing for sure AND remembering vividly, SinFonIJa 16, Brno/CZ, 2023.

Selected invited talks

Remembering everything, always, all at once – event quantification solves memory puzzles, workshop ‘Memory and Language 2: Simulationist and Causalist Approaches to Reference in Remembering’, Grenoble/FRA, 2026.

Fearing each other’s meanings: Lexical pluralism and hierarchies of class and neurotype, Berlin Workshop on Speech and Harm, Berlin/GER, 2025.

​The shared core of memory predicates is non-novel knowledge, LingLunch of the Laboratoire de linguistique formelle, Paris/FRA, 2025.

Pragmatics as a gate to epistemology in experiments on remembering, Semantics Colloquium, GU Frankfurt/GER, 2024.

Selected poster presentations

(blind peer-reviewed abstracts)

Mnemic perspective doesn’t matter, KogWis2025, Bochum/GER, and XPrag, Cambridge/UK, both 2025.

The shared core of memory predicates is non-novel knowledge, Sinn und Bedeutung 30, Frankfurt/GER, 2025.

German ‘noch genau wissen’: Uniform semantics, distinct effects, 42nd West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics, UC Berkeley/USA, 2024. (joint work with Kristina Liefke)

Experientiality markers in memory reports: A semantics-pragmatics puzzle, Experiments in Linguistic Meaning 3, Philadelphia/USA, 2024. (joint work with Kristina Liefke)