Mayfest 2025
Constraints on meaning.
Nick Huang is the 2018 recipient of the Howard Lasnik Award for Distinguished Teaching by a Graduate Student.
Tyler Knowlton presents "Getting a grip on infants' event representations: Participant number in TAKE and PICK-UP," with co-authors Laurel Perkins, Alexander Williams and Jeffrey Lidz.
Maria Polinsky talks about "Heritage Language as a Window on Language Design" to Potsdam's Research Unit on Emerging Grammars in Language Contact Situations, on which Masha is a Mercator Fellow supported by the German Research Foundation.
Colin invites readers to "Discover Linguistics" in the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth's Imagine Magazine, in a special issue on language and linguistics.
Now in Cognition, "Developing incrementality in filler-gap dependency processing," from Emily Atkinson, with Jeffrey Lidz, Colin Phillips, Matt Wagers *08 and Akira Omaki *10.
Now out, "Children's attitude problems" from Valentine Hacquard and Jeffrey Lidz, in the new issue of Mind & Language.
Laurel Perkins has won NSF support for her dissertation project, "Behavioral and Computational Investigation of Transitivity in the Acquisition of Non-Basic Syntax," together with advisors Jeffrey Lidz and Naomi Feldman.
Omer explains "How to tell a syntactic phenomenon when you see it," at the Groningen Syntax Workshop, brought to you by UG, the second oldest Dutch university.
The Workshop on the Syntax of Polynesian Languages has a keynote talk from Maria Polinsky and Eric Potsdam on Tongan VOS word order.
"Individuals and non-individuals in cognition and semantics" from UBC's Darko Odic with Jeffrey Lidz, emeritus professor Paul Pietroski, alumnus Tim Hunter, and Justin Halberda from Johns Hopkins.