At a Glance
Ongoing Research:
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Monograph (under contract). The Syntax of Perspectival Anaphora, Oxford Studies in Theoretical Linguistics, OUP.
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Journal article (under review). A new theory of indexical shift. [draft, PDF]
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Handbook article (invited, in prep). Probes & Goals. Cambridge Handbook of Minimalism. CUP.
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Journal article (in prep). “The AAE and its consequences for the syntax of agreement and anaphora” (with Hedde Zeijlstra). Glossa Special Collection: The Grammar of Agree(ment) and Reference.
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Edited volume (in prep). Glossa Special Collection: The Grammar of Agree(ment) and Reference (with Hedde Zeijlstra).
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Journal article (in prep). "Unifying species of complementizer agreement" (with Thomas McFadden).
Recent & Upcoming Papers:
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2021 (online first): Proxy Control: a new species of control in grammar (with Aaron Doliana). Natural Language and Linguistic Theory. DOI: 10.1007/s11049-020-09501-y. [PDF]
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Survey Article (invited, To Appear (2021)). Shifty attitudes: indexical shift vs. perspectival anaphora. Annual Review of Linguistics. Vol. 7. [draft, PDF]
Upcoming Presentations (chronological):
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March 4, 2021 (Invited): Deriving varieties of C-agreement (with Thomas McFadden). Leiden Comparative Syntax (ComSyn) talks series. University of Leiden.
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March 16, 2021 (Invited): TBD. HUJI Linguistics Colloquium. Hebrew University.
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March 26, 2021 (Invited): TBD. Syntax Reading Group. UMass, Amherst.
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April 15-17, 2021. On certain crosslinguistic variations: Universal fseq vs. Gricean reasoning (with Thomas McFadden & Hedde Zeijlstra). Targeted Collaborative Debate. GLOW 44.
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May 6-8, 2021 (Keynote): TBD. 57th Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society (CLS 57). University of Chicago.
Recent Presentations (reverse chronological):
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Feb. 9, 2021 (Invited): Path-based locality & selective opacity. University of Göttingen.
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January 21, 2021 (Invited): Towards a path-based theory of syntactic locality & selective opacity (with Thomas McFadden). V-NYI Winter Institute, St. Petersburg.
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December 3, 2020 (Invited): Flash-mob discussion on anaphora (with Eric Reuland). Linguistics Flash-Mobs.