Troy Messick Gives Invited Talk
On September 27th, Troy Messick gave an invited colloquium talk at the University of Connecticut. The title of the talk was “Reciprocals and Syntactic Theory.”
On September 27th, Troy Messick gave an invited colloquium talk at the University of Connecticut. The title of the talk was “Reciprocals and Syntactic Theory.”
Prof. Kristen Syrett‘s article “Challenges and Strategies for Acquiring Adjectives” was accepted by the Language and Linguistics Compass journal on September 9. It will be included in the journal’s upcoming … Read More
Experiments in Linguistic Meaning (ELM) is a conference dedicated to the experimental study of linguistic meaning, with a focus on theoretical issues in semantics and pragmatics, their interplay with other … Read More
In September, Yağmur gave a talk at Sinn und Bedeutung 29 in Noto Sicily. The title of her talk was “Pseudo-incorporation, event kinds, and atelicity.” Sinn und Bedeutung is organized … Read More
On September 19, Troy Messick gave a talk at Princeton University, titled “The Mechanics of Reciprocal Shift.” There he presented his ongoing work on the structure of complex reciprocals cross-linguistically. … Read More
In June, Quartz Colvin, a current graduate student, attended The Institute on Collaborative Language Research (CoLang). This institute brings together the world’s leading academics, community scholars, and Indigenous language activists … Read More
The seventh African Linguistics School (ALS7), a two-week institute that brings the latest in Linguistic Theory and African Linguistics to graduate students from all over Africa and other parts of … Read More
Jiaxing Yu presented a poster titled “Mandarin Sentence-Final Particle + Double Negation = Single Negation” at SUB29 on Wednesday, September 18. The conference is organized by the University of Messina (Department … Read More