Abstract

We present a ‘superlinguistic’ analysis of hyperlinks, building on parallels with cospeech pointing gestures. We show that one is able to give acceptability judgments for hyperlink placement and use, allowing us to define a precise syntax and semantics of hyperlinks. We show that these patterns interact with core linguistic systems, including constituent structure, semantic type, veridicality, and information structure.

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