Forthcoming in NLLT: Erlewine & Lim “Bikol clefts and topics and the Austronesian extraction restriction” https://t.co/2jTjZPw22V now typeset — wherein, we argue forcefully for the view that the extraction restriction in a Philippine language must target the closest/highest DP
Now that I’m moving SO soon, I should probably announce - I’ve accepted a postdoc fellowship at the National University of Singapore and will be moving to Singapore at the end of this month! Really so grateful for this opportunity and can’t wait to start!
Very happy to announce that our department at NUS (formerly the Dept of English Language and Literature) is now the Department of English, Linguistics and Theatre Studies! https://t.co/DxggueS5D8
This project on attitude verbs would cover issues like cross-linguistic variation, syntactic bootstrapping and bridge verbs. Please help to spread the word!
Excited to announce a postdoc position for a recently-funded project of mine at the National University of Singapore: application deadline 19 May. https://t.co/36zX1TKphP
New paper with Anne Nguyen: We investigate the uses of the Vietnamese excessive morpheme quá (cf English 'too'), which we argue can express the meaning of "excess" in two distinct ways that can be teased apart https://t.co/QTdZqDzFlA Comments welcome!
The paper argues for the view that some Ā-movement processes involve probes that are specifically restricted to targeting the closest DP, with case studies from Turkish, Rejang (Austronesian), and more.
Kenyon Branan and I are delighted that our paper, "Ā-probing for the closest DP," has been accepted for publication with Linguistic Inquiry!
https://t.co/ZTwX0BdniR
Happy to announce a postdoc position in experimental syntax/psycholinguistics to work on closest (conjunct) agreement and working memory in Singapore! Starting in 2022 and application deadline is Nov. 25th, 2021. Please spread the word! https://t.co/5ANl4uUBLY
@znhuang1@aine_ito Together with the experimental syntax work of @zheng_shen, as well as work on language by our colleagues in Psychology, there’s a really exciting future for @NUSingapore as a leader at the intersection of psycholinguistics and linguistic theory!!
My paper with Jianrong Yu, "Agentless presuppositions and the semantics of verbal roots," has just been published in NLLT! If you're interested in reading the paper, you should have full access to it via this link!
https://t.co/BsUZ9TNM9n
We're tremendously excited for, and already greatly miss, Kenyon Branan who's moved to Berlin for a new postdoc at ZAS, and Keely New and Cara Leong who are starting PhD programs at MIT and NYU respectively!
Announcing our fall 2021 collection: https://t.co/5m2UQ9ix3f Welcome to our lab incoming postdocs Jianrong Yu and Anne Nguyen, and new/returning RA Cheryl Lim!
Here's a thread about #ichbinHanna for those who'd like to know more about the situation for academics in Germany, and the massive casualization problem Germany has. 1/
#TripleA8, the workshop for semantic fieldworkers, is later this week, online, hosted by us at NUS. We have a fantastic program! https://t.co/wwnLAfkPFi Please register (for free) soon to receive Zoom access information: https://t.co/RcMuTdrzZH
My paper with Keely New on the Burmese scalar particle hmá has appeared in the Early Access section of Semantics & Pragmatics!! https://t.co/vZaMu9wAo8