Julia Sturm Aggressive Reduplication in Greek: πίμπλημι and πίμπρημι Practice talk for Second Indo-European Research Colloquium at the Universität Würzburg
Aurore Gonzalez& Sophie Moracchini (MIT) A morpho-semantic decomposition of French le moindre into even + superlative Practice talk for 46th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages (LSRL 46)
All of our eight thesis-writing seniors have submitted their theses successfully. On Friday, March 11, the students gathered in the Department lounge for a mini celebration. Congratulations!
Sasha Benov: Variation in Czech: The Use of the Prothetic v in Informal Speech
Lauren Boranian: Singin’ in the Brain: Music in Expressive Aphasia Treatment
Sean Frazzette: DreamWorks Studios Present: A Search for a Gradient of Animacy in Slavic Languages
Lauren Goff: Dropping a Medieval Beat: Text Setting Patterns in the Chansons of Gilles Binchois
Dylan Hardenbergh: Contrastive Inferences Under Cognitive Load
Carl Rogers: Distinguishing already from perfect aspect: A case study of Chinese yijing
Priyanka Sen: Thematic Role Assignment at the Morphosyntax/Semantics Interface: From Linguistics to Neuropsychology
Jack Weyen: The origins and development of the English casual slang suffix -s
Left to right: Lauren Goff, Carl Rogers, Lauren Boranian, Priyanka Sen, Sean Frazzette, Jack Weyen, Sasha Benov (not in the photo: Dylan Hardenbergh)
