I’ve posted a new paper (jointly written with Maria Polinsky), titled: “Agreement and semantic concord: a spurious unification.” See my research page for more details. […]
My paper with Ted Levin, “Case in Sakha: are two modalities really necessary?” has been published in Natural Language & Linguistic Theory; see my research page for more details. […]
On December 16-18, I participated in a joint workshop with the linguistics department at Tel Aviv University (the same department where I got both my bachelor’s and master’s degrees!). The workshop had two “tracks” — the one I participated in was about resumptive pronouns: their syntax, their processing, their production, their acquisition, and how they are affected by various language impairments. The workshop also had a particular focus on how the contrasting linguistic properties of Hebrew and English can be used to shed light on these issues. […]
I’m delighted to announce that I have been invited to speak at this year’s “Winter Storm” at the University of Maryland (organized by the Maryland Language Science Center). […]
I’ll be giving three invited talks this fall, at Georgetown (Sep. 26), Delaware (Oct. 10), and UMass Amherst (Oct. 24). For more information, see the talks & handouts page. […]
The role of case in A-bar extraction asymmetries: evidence from Mayan (joint work with Jessica Coon & Pedro Mateo Pedro) has been accepted for publication in the journal Linguistic Variation; see my research page for more details. […]
I’ve posted the handout for a talk I gave at McGill University back in 2012, “Partial agreement and the direction of valuation.” […]
A new version of the paper The role of case in A-bar extraction asymmetries: evidence from Mayan (joint work with Jessica Coon & Pedro Mateo Pedro) has been posted; see my research page for more details. […]
As of this summer (2014), I am joining the faculty in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Maryland. […]
The Routledge Handbook of Syntax – which includes my paper with Maria Polinsky, “Case and grammatical relations” – is now available in print. […]