Quantification papers

There's been a fantastic run of draft papers on quantification and (formal) semantics available via semantics etc.:

• a review article covering generalised quantifiers from a philosophical perspective by Michael Glanzberg
  
• the slides for a talk Angelika Kratzer gave this summer arguing for hidden situation variables where Stanley and Szabo want hidden variables - and elsewhere besides
  
• Bart Geurts arguing that:

  Conditional sentences with quantifying expressions are systematically ambiguous. In one reading, the if -clause restricts the domain of the overt quantifier; in the other, the if -clause restricts the domain of a covert quantifier, which defaults to epistemic necessity.

• and Geurts again on why unary quantification is fine for most, often etc. if you use Belnap-style conditional assertion.
  

Very useful for me, since Hiroyuki Uchida and I are thinking of running our informal formal semantics course next year on quantification. Now all I have to do is understand it all...