My MIT dissertation,
Movement
of Degree/Degree of Movement, is available from
MITWPL.
My joint book with Tania Ionin, Cardinals,
is available from MIT Press.
For a full list of my papers and
presentations, see my
CV (PDF)
My
Erdös
number is 6 (via Morris Halle to Noam Chomsky to Marcel
Schützenberger to Samuel Eilenberg to Ivan Niven to Paul Erdös)
All downloads are in PDF unless specified
otherwise. Older phonological papers and handouts may require the
SIL Doulos
font.
I generally don't post published papers, but if you don't have
access to the journal in question, feel free to
email me for a prepublication version.
2024:
- Matushansky, Ora. To appear. Russian e-verbs and thematic vowel change. In Proceedings of Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL) 32, ed. by George Fowler and Steven Franks.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2024. Thematic non-uniformity of Russian vocalic verbal suffixes, Glossa: a journal of general linguistics 9(1), pp. 1–50.
2023:
- Matushansky, Ora. To appear. Features (vignette).
In Kleanthes K. Grohmann and Evelina Leivada, eds., The Cambridge Handbook of the Minimalist Program. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
- Matushansky, Ora. To appear. Two BAP violations in
Russian verbal stress. In Tatiana Bondarenko, Peter Grishin,
and Anton Kukhto (eds.), Proceedings
of FASL 30 (MIT).
- Matushansky,
Ora. 2023. Phi-congruence and case-agreement in close apposition
in Russian. Advances in Formal Slavic Linguistics 2021, ed. by Petr Biskup, Marcel Börner, Olav Mueller-Reichau and Iuliia Shcherbina, pp. 237-267. Berlin: Language Science Press.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2023. On an(n)- and Anne. In Patricia Cabredo Hofherr, Herby Glaude, and Elena Soare (eds.). La Grammaire est une fête / Grammar is a moveable feast. Mélanges offerts à / A Webschrift for Anne Zribi-Hertz. Zenodo.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2023. Ablaut and transitive
softening in the Russian verb. In Noah Elkins, Bruce Hayes,
Jinyoung Jo
and Jian-Leat Siah (eds.), Supplemental
Proceedings of the 2022 Annual Meeting on Phonology.
Washington, DC: Linguistic Society of America.
2022:
- Matushansky,
Ora. 2022. On the semantics of inanimate gender.
In For Hagit: A celebration. חגיגת חגית/xagigat
xagit, QMUL Occasional Papers in Linguistics 47,
ed. by Linnaea
Stockall, Luisa Martí, David Adger, Isabelle Roy, and Sarah Ouwayda.
London:
QMUL.
- Matushansky,
Ora. 2022. The dual nature of the Romanian neuter. In Proceedings
of CLS 56
(2020), ed. by Matthew Hewett, Corinne Kasper, Sanghee Kim
and Naomi Kurtz,
307-320. Chicago: CLS.
2021:
2020:
-
Matushansky,
Ora, Boneh, Nora,
Nash, Léa, and Natalia Slioussar. 2020. To PPs in their proper place.
Proceedings
of FASL 26, ed. by Tania Ionin and
Jonathan E. MacDonald,
pp. 228-245. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Michigan Slavic Publications.
2019:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2019. Against
the PredP theory of small clauses. Linguistic Inquiry
50/1, pp. 63-104.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Joost Zwarts. 2019. Tops
and bottoms: axial nominals as weak definites. In Proceedings of WCCFL
36,
ed. by Richard Stockwell, Maura O'Leary, Zhongshi Xu, and Z.L. Zhou,
pp. 270-280. Somerville, Massachusetts: Cascadilla Proceedings Project.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2019.
The
case of restricted locatives. Proceedings of Sinn und
Bedeutung 23/2, pp.161-178.
2018:
- Matushansky,
Ora and Tania Ionin. 2018. Polish numeral NP agreement as a function of
surface
morphology. In Proceedings of FASL 25,
ed. by Wayles Browne, Miloje Despic, Naomi Enzinna, Robin Karlin,
Simone De
Lemos, and Draga Zec, pp. 159-179. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Michigan Slavic
Publications.
2017:
- Matushansky, Ora, and Joost Zwarts. 2017. Making
space for measures. To appear in Proceedings of NELS 47.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2017. Ни хуя себе! Russian
genitive IV. In A
Pesky Set: a Festschrift for David Pesetsky, ed. by
Halpert, Claire, Kotek, Hadas, and Coppe van Urk, 281-290. Cambridge,
Massachusetts: MITWPL.
2015:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2015. On being [feminine] and [proper].
In NELS 45: Proceedings of the 45th Meeting of
the North East Linguistic Society:
Volume 2, ed. by Thuy Bui and Deniz Özyıldız, 165-178. Amherst,
Massachusetts: GLSA.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2015. On Russian approximative
inversion. In Slavic Grammar from a Formal Perspective: The
10th Anniversary FDSL Conference, ed. by Gerhild Zybatow,
Petr Biskup, Marcel Guhl, Claudia Hurtig, Olav Mueller-Reichau and
Maria Yastrebova, pp. 303-316. Frankfurt: Peter Lang.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2015.
Against
PredP. In Proceedings of IATL 30,
ed. by Nurit Melnik, 83-99. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MITWPL.
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys. 2015. 4000 measure NPs:
another pass through the шлюз. In Proceedings of FASL 23,
ed. by Małgorzata Szajbel-Keck, Roslyn Burns and Darya Kavitskaya,
184-205. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Michigan Slavic Publications.
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys. 2015. Measure for
measure. In Slavic Grammar from a Formal Perspective: The
10th Anniversary FDSL Conference, ed. by Gerhild Zybatow,
Petr Biskup, Marcel Guhl, Claudia Hurtig, Olav Mueller-Reichau and
Maria Yastrebova, pp. 317-330. Frankfurt: Peter Lang.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2015.
The
other Francis Bacon: on non-bare proper names. Erkenntnis
80:335-362.
- Marelj, Marijana, and Ora Matushansky. 2015. Mistaking for:
testing the theory of mediated predication. Linguistic Inquiry
46:43-76.
2014:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2014. Review article: Olga Kagan. Semantics
of Genitive Objects in Russian. Journal of Slavic
Linguistics, 22/1, 115-127.
2013:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2013. More or better: on the
derivation of synthetic comparatives and superlatives in English.
In Matushansky, Ora, and Alec Marantz, eds., Distributed
Morphology Today: Morphemes for Morris Halle, 59-78.
Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
- Marantz, Alec, and Ora Matushansky. 2013. Morris, Distributed: An
Introduction. In Matushansky, Ora, and Alec Marantz, eds., Distributed
Morphology Today: Morphemes for Morris Halle, vii-xiv.
Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
- Ionin, Tania, and Ora Matushansky. 2013.
More than one
comparative in more than one Slavic language: an experimental
investigation. To appear in Proceedings of FASL 21.
Ann Arbor: Michigan Slavic publications.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2013. Gender
confusion. In Cheng, Lisa L.-S., and Norbert Corver (eds.). Diagnosing
Syntax, 271-294. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- Guasti, Maria Teresa, and Ora Matushansky. 2013. Diagnosing
agreement. In Cheng, Lisa L.-S., and Norbert Corver (eds.). Diagnosing
Syntax, 334-338. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- Ionin Tania, and Ora Matushansky. 2013.
Numerals.
Oxford Bibliographies Online.
2012:
2011:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2011. Review
article: Ian Roberts' Agreement and head movement: Clitics,
incorporation, and defective goals. Journal of
Linguistics 47/2, pp. 538-545.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2011. No more no less:
existential comparatives revisited. Ms. University of Utrecht.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Tania Ionin. 2011. More than one
solution. To appear in Proceedings of CLS 47
- Matushansky, Ora, and Tania Ionin. 2011. A singular analysis of three plurals.
Ms. Utrecht University/UIUC
- Matushansky, Ora. 2011. As
relatives. In: Yehuda N. Falk (ed.) Proceedings
of IATL 26. Jerusalem: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
2010:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2010. Same
problem, different solution. Ms. University of Utrecht.
- Cabredo-Hofherr, Patricia and Ora Matushansky. 2010, eds. Adjectives.
Formal analyses in syntax and semantics. Linguistik
Aktuell/Linguistics Today, 153. John Benjamins, Amsterdam.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2010.
Russian predicate case, encore.
In G. Zybatow, P. Dudchuk, S. Minor, & E. Pshehotskaya (eds.)
Formal Studies in Slavic Linguistics, Proceedings of FDSL 7.5. 117-135.
Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang.
A demonstration of how a particular
proposal for multiple Case-assignment accounts for a variety of
case-related phenomena in Russian.
2009:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2009. On
the featural composition of the Russian back yer. In G.
Zybatow, U. Junghanns, D. Lenertová and P. Biskup, eds., Studies
in Formal Slavic Phonology, Morphology, Syntax, Semantics and
Information Structure. Proceedings of FDSL 7, Leipzig 2007.
Frankfurt: Peter Lang, pp. 397-410.
2008:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2008.
On
the linguistic complexity of proper names. Linguistics
and Philosophy 31/5, pp. 573-627.
A novel proposal about the syntax and
compositional semantics of proper names, starting with the naming
construction and finishing with proper names in argument positions. I
argue that cross-linguistic syntax of the naming construction (Call
me Al) requires that the proper name in it be a predicate
relativized to a naming convention. This naming convention can be
supplied either by the naming verb or by the context -- and it is the
latter option that is used in argument positions. As a result, we
obtain a compositional analysis of argument proper names as definite
descriptions.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2008. On the Attributive Nature of
Superlatives. Syntax 11/1, pp. 26-90
Argues on the basis of cross-linguistic
syntactic evidence that superlatives are always attributive.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2008. A Case Study of Predication. In F.
Marušič and R. Žaucer, eds., Studies in Formal Slavic
Linguistics. Contributions from Formal Description of Slavic Languages
6.5. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, pp. 213-239.
I discuss Case assignment to predicates
and demonstrate that to account for it, it is necessary to assume that
a head can assign Case to its complement. I argue that this hypothesis,
in combination with some standard Distributed Morphology assumptions,
is sufficient to account for structural Case assignment as well, and
the standard Case Theory becomes superfluous.
2007:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2007. Les
(inter)faces de mouvement. Habilitation thesis (in French).
Université Paris VIII, December 2007.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2007. Predication and escape hatches in
Phase Extension Theory. Theoretical Linguistics
33/1, pp. 93-104
Solicited "peer commentary".
Read the paper this is commenting on here.
2006:
- Ionin,
Tania, Ora Matushansky, and E.G. Ruys.
2006. Parts of Speech: Toward a unified semantics for partitives. In Proceedings
of NELS 36, ed. by Christopher Davis, Amy Rose Deal and Youri
Zabbal, pp.357-370. Amherst, Massachusetts: University of
Massachusetts, GLSA.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2006. Call me an ambulance. In L. Bateman
and C. Ussery, eds., Proceedings of NELS 35, pp.
419-434. Amherst, Massachusetts: University of Massachusetts, GLSA.
- Ionin,
Tania, and Ora Matushansky. 2006.
The
composition of complex cardinals. Journal of
Semantics 23/4, pp. 315-360
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys.
2006.
Meilleurs voeux: quelques notes sur la
comparaison plurielle. In Olivier Bonami and Patricia Cabredo
Hofherr, eds., Empirical Issues in Formal Syntax and
Semantics 6, pp. 309-330.
Here is the pre-final version
in English. Example numbering may be off, but all the main
points are there.
- Halle, Morris, and Ora Matushansky. 2006. The
morpho-phonology of Russian adjectival inflection. Linguistic
Inquiry 37.3, pp. 351-404.
A comprehensive study of the adjectival
declension in Russian. Provides evidence for the existence of theme
suffixes in Russian and argues that there is no special "adjectival"
paradigm, but that in fact adjectives and nouns in Russian share Case
exponents.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2006.
Why Rose is the Rose. In Olivier
Bonami and Patricia Cabredo Hofherr, eds., Empirical Issues
in Formal Syntax and Semantics 6, pp. 285-308.
A morphosyntactic analysis of the
behavior of definite articles with proper names
- Babyonyshev,
Maria, and Ora Matushansky. 2006. Back to the Past. In James
Lavine, Steven Franks, Mila Tasseva-Kurktchieva and Hana Filip (eds.),
Proceedings of FASL 14: The Princeton Meeting. Michigan
Slavic Publications. Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Novel data on Sequence of Tense in Russian: (1) the difference between
complements of attitude report predicates and clauses introduced by
adverbials shifting to another point of view (e.g., according
to Alice), and (2) resolution of lifetime effects in generic
sentences by introducing a covert POV-adverbial.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2006. Head-movement in linguistic theory.
Linguistic Inquiry 37.1.
An analysis of head-movement. A tighter
and better version of the MITWPL paper on the same subject, with some
new arguments.
2005:
- Les adjectifs – une introduction. In Patricia Cabredo
Hofherr and Ora Matushansky, eds.,
Recherches Linguistiques de Vincennes 34 (L'adjectif)
A general introduction into everything
I know about adjectives (in French)
Here's
another
list of references on adjectives (RTF)
- (with Patricia Cabredo Hofherr)
Recherches Linguistiques de Vincennes 34 (L'adjectif)
- Moving
a-head. In K Hiraiwa and J. Sabbagh (eds.), Minimalist
Approaches to Clause Structure, MIT Working Papers in
Linguistics 50. MITWPL.
Argues against the phonological status
of head movement proposed by Chomsky in the recent work. Suggests that
head movement is best viewed as the combination of two operations, the
usual syntactic movement and the independently motivated morphological
operation of m-merger. Superseded by the 2006 LI paper.
- Going through a phase. In Martha McGinnis and Norvin
Richards (eds.), Perspectives on Phases. MIT
Working Papers in Linguistics 49. MITWPL.
Uses the tests of phonological and
interpretational independence on DPs. Shows that the end result renders
the notion of a phase suspicious.
- Call
me Ishmael. Emar Maier, Corien Bary, and Janneke Huitink,
eds.,
Proceedings
of SuB9, NCS, Nijmegen, pp. 226-240.
A novel definite-description analysis
of proper names based on their syntax and semantics in naming
constructions.
This paper and the one in Proceedings of NELS 35
are as different as I could possibly make them and still draw the same
conclusions. In particular, I used different sets of languages to argue
for my points, and only partially intersecting sets of arguments.
- (with Benjamin
Spector): Tinker,
tailor, soldier, spy. Emar Maier, Corien Bary, and Janneke
Huitink, eds.,
Proceedings
of SuB9, NCS, Nijmegen, pp. 241-255.
An analysis of bare vs. indefinite NPs
in the predicate position in French (and by extension in Dutch, German
and Italian), suggesting that bare NPs (Marie est linguiste)
are true predicates, while indefinite NPs (Marie est une
linguiste) are arguments in a construction involving
existential quantification, which is a special case of what is known as
equative copula.
2004:
- (with Tania
Ionin) A singular plural. Benjamin Schmeiser, Vineeta Chand,
Ann Kelleher and Angelo Rodriguez (eds.), Proceedings of
WCCFL 23, UC Davis, pp. 399-412. Somerville, MA: Cascadilla
Press.
A novel analysis of numerals based on
the necessity to account for complex numerals, arguing that we need to
assume that each numeral is a head taking the base numeral (3 of
hundred) or the lexical NP (7 of books) as a complement and proposing
the semantics for this.
2003:
- (with Tania Ionin) DPs with a twist: A
unified analysis of Russian comitatives. Wayles Browne, Ji-Yung Kim,
Barbara H. Partee, and Robert A. Rothstein, eds., Formal
Approaches to Slavic Linguistics #11: The Amherst Meeting 2002.
Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor.
- Adjectives in Buli. George Akanlig-Pare and Michael
Kenstowicz, eds.,
Studies in Buli Grammar.
MIT
Working Papers on Endangered and Less Familiar Languages 4,
MITWPL.
2002:
- A beauty of a construction. Line Mikkelsen and Christopher
Potts, eds., Proceedings of the 21st West Coast Conference on
Formal Linguistics, Cascadilla Press, pp. 264-277
- Tipping the
scales: The syntax of scalarity in the complement of seem.
Syntax 5.3.
I found out after the publication that
the observation that seem requires scalarity in the
small clause complement has been made by Joan Maling considerably
earlier. I show that the situation is more complicated than she says,
but I should have known about her paper.
- (with Morris
Halle) [a
back] assimilation in Russian - an overview. In Anikó
Csirmaz, Zhiqiang Li, Andrew Nevins, Olga Vaysman and Michael Wagner,
eds., Phonological Answers (and their corresponding questions).
MITWPL
42, MIT Working Papers in Linguistics, Cambridge MA, pp.
69-79.
- On formal
identity of Russian prefixes and prepositions. In Anikó
Csirmaz, Zhiqiang Li, Andrew Nevins, Olga Vaysman and Michael Wagner,
eds., Phonological Answers (and their corresponding questions).
MITWPL
42, MIT Working Papers in Linguistics, Cambridge MA, pp.
217-253.
- More of a
good thing: Russian synthetic and analytic comparatives.
In Jindrich Toman, ed., Proceedings of Formal Approaches to
Slavic Linguistics 10.
- (with Ken
Wexler) Again
on the subject of English null subjects: Discourse and
syntax. J. Costa and M. J. Freitas, eds., Proceedings of GALA
2001. Associação Portuguesa de Linguistica.
2001:
- Obligatory
Scalarity (a sliding scale). In Karine Megerdoomian and
Leora Anne Bar-el, eds., Proceedings of the 20th West Coast
Conference on Formal Linguistics, pp. 400-413. Somerville,
MA: Cascadilla Press.
2000:
- The
Instrument of Inversion. Instrumental case and verb
raising in the Russian copula. In Roger Billerey and Brook Lillehaugen,
eds.,: Proceedings of the 19th West Coast Conference on
Formal Linguistics, pp. 101-115. Somerville, MA: Cascadilla
Press.
1998:
- Partial pro-drop in Hebrew and Russian. In Langues
et Grammaire 3, Syntaxe : Communications présentées au colloque Langues
et grammaire III (Paris 1997), ed. by Patrick Sauzet,
145-162. Paris: Département SDL, Université Paris 8.
Go to the top of the page
2024:
2023:- Matushansky, Ora. 2023. Russian stress retraction as unstressability. LingBaW, October 12-13, 2023, Lublin.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2023. Allosemy and suffixal complexes. NYU, September 11, 2023.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2023. Russian feminitive stress shift and complex
suffixes. Introductory notes for the session on "Morphology and the
Lexicon" of MorrisHalle@100, MIT, September 8-10, 2023. [Slides, handout]
- Matushansky, Ora. 2023. Suffixal complexes and semantic deletion. MorrisHalle@100, MIT, September 8-10, 2023. [Poster, handout]
- Matushansky, Ora. 2023. Russian e-verbs and conditioned vowel change. RFP 2023: Rencontres du réseau français de phonologie, June 27-29, 2023, Lille (France).
- Matushansky, Ora. 2023. Russian e-verbs and transitive softening. Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL) 32, May 19–21, 2023, Indiana University, Bloomington.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2023. On the complexity of becoming feminine in Russian. May 3, 2023, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
- Matushansky, Ora (2023). Three
puzzles in Russian feminine formation. February 16, 2023, ZAS,
Berlin.
- Matushansky, Ora (2023). Russian ablaut and the second
conjugation. Dutch
Annual Linguistics Day 2022, February 3, 2023, Utrecht.
2022:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2022. Russian transitive softening as
ablaut (poster,
handout).
AMP 2022.
October 21-23, 2022. UCLA.
The paper can be found higher on this page.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2022. Russian verbal stress
retraction as non-local allomorphy. FDSL-15.
October 5-7, 2022. Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
This
version is a further improvement. It introduces the hypothesis that
retraction is conditioned by the accentuation of the stem
- Matushansky, Ora. 2022. Non-local allomorphy
in Russian
verbal stress retraction. SinFonIJa 15.
September 22-24, 2002, University of Udine.
This
version improves on the previous one and argues that unstressability of
the present-tense suffix is conditioned by the combination of the stem
and the thematic suffix, but also examines the accentual properties of
various thematic suffixes
- Matushansky, Ora. 2022. Russian verbal stress
retraction, a
bigger picture. SLE workshop "Lexical and fixed word stress:
Representation, Production and Perception". 55th Annual Meeting of the
Societas Linguistica Europaea. August
24–27,
2022, University of Bucharest.
This
version discusses the range of stress retraction in Russian verbs,
shows that it cannot be explained by mechanisms that have been
postulated indepedently and argues that it can be formalized as
unstressability of the present-tense suffix
2021:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2021. Russian
nominalizations as a window on the
verbal theme. Moscow State University Linguistics Colloquium,
November 24,
2021.
The video
of the talk. Sergei Tatevosov said extremely flattering things in it,
thanks, Sergei!
- Matushansky, Ora. 2021. On
the theme of Russian deverbal nouns. Slavic
Linguistics Colloquium, November 3, 2021, Berlin (Online)
- Marelj, Marijana, and Ora Matushansky. 2021. Slavic compounds
and acategorial roots. Typology of Morphosyntactic
Parameters 2021. October 13-15, 2021, Moscow.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2021. Locatives are not cases:
evidence from Lak. Typology of Morphosyntactic
Parameters 2021. October 13-15, 2021, Moscow.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Joost Zwarts. 2021. Parameters of
nominal deficiency in complex prepositions. Complex
prepositions in French: theories, descriptions, applications.
September 30 – October 1, 2021, Toulouse.
- Marelj, Marijana, and Ora Matushansky. 2021. The
dinosaur in your lexicon: linguistic fossils and acategorial
roots. Ling-lunch
Paris Diderot. June 10, 2021, Paris.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2021. A case for stem dominance in
Russian verbal stress. UC
Santa Cruz phonology group.
June 9, 2021, Santa-Cruz (Online).
- Matushansky, Ora. 2021. Secondary imperfectives and
W-Epenthesis in Russian. FDSL
14 Workshop on Secondary Imperfectives in Slavic. June 5,
2021, Leipzig (Online).
- Matushansky, Ora. 2021. Die Stadt Leipzig
and other fun places in Russian. FDSL
14. June 2-4, 2021, Leipzig (Online).
- Matushansky,
Ora. 2021. Gender-fluid coordination. Workshop
on Agreement in Multivaluation Constructions (AMC 2021). May
19-20, 2021, Frankfurt
(Online).
The original
handout contains the relevant example sentences and more
reasoning, but this redux
version has an updated analysis and additional languages.
- Matushansky,
Ora. 2021. En
France, à Paris, là-dedans - où? Frankfurt linguistic
colloquium. May 18, 2021, Frankfurt (Online).
- Matushansky, Ora.
2021. Mixed
stress
assignment in the
Russian verb. FASL
30. May 13-16, 2021, MIT (Online).
- Marelj,
Marijana, and Ora Matushansky. 2021. On
Cranberries, Categories, and Core. Morphology
Days in the Low Countries. April 22-23, 2021, Utrecht
(Online).
- Matushansky, Ora. 2021. ThEmAtIc nOn-Uniformity of
Russian vocalic verbal suffixes. Theme vowels in V(P)
Structure
and
beyond (ThV2021), April 22-23, 2021, University of Graz
(Online).
- Matushansky, Ora. 2021. The case of
French places. UC
Santa Cruz Linguistics Colloquium Series, April 2, 2021,
Santa-Cruz (Online).
Superceded by the Frankfurt
paper
- Matushansky, Ora. 2021. On
Russian verbal
post-accentuation. Grote
Taaldag (GTD) 2021. January 29, 2021, Utrecht (Online).
Superceded by the FASL
30 paper.
2020:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2020. Missing types. Caritive
constructions in the languages of the world. Saint-Petersburg
(Online), November 30 – December 2, 2020.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2020. Relative degrees and
degree relatives. Seminar on relative clauses, LLF/SFL.
February 10, 2020, Paris.
- Marelj, Marijana, and Ora Matushansky. 2020.
Pieces of derivation.
GTD 2020, January 31, 2020, Utrecht.
Superceded by the MiLC paper.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2020. Gender features in
coordination.
GTD 2020, January 31, 2020, Utrecht.
Superceded by the Frankfurt paper.
2019:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2019. Numerals
and numbers.
Numerals
in Grammar and Beyond, Leiden University, October 17-18, 2019.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2019. Decomposing and
recomposing gender features. The
Alphabet of Universal Grammar. July 4-5, 2019, The British
Academy, London.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2019. Doing without.
April 25, 2019, Universiteit Frankfurt.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2019. Russian
athematic verbs, without stress (and with). Atelier de
phonologie, SFL. March 20, 2019.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2019. Without prejudice.
GTD 2019, February 2, Utrecht.
2018:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2018. Non-default adpositional encoding
of possession. Séminaire LaGraM, UMR 7023, Paris, November 12, 2018.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2018. The ideal husband: on relational
generics. OASIS 1
workshop, Paris, November 26-27, 2018
- Matushansky, Ora. 2018. The case of
restricted locatives. Sinn
und Bedeutung 23,
Barcelona, September 5-7, 2018.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2018. The
syntax of modified
numerals and the semantics of derived degrees. Workshop “The
pragmatics of quantifiers: implicature and presupposition – experiment
and theory”, ZAS, Berlin, June 6-7,
2018.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Joost Zwarts. 2018. Tops and bottoms: axial nouns
as kinds. WCCFL 36, Los Angeles. April 20-22, 2018.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Joost Zwarts. 2018. Axes to grind.
GLOW 41, Budapest. April 10-14, 2018. [poster, handout]
- Matushansky, Ora. 2018. Floating
number. QMUL LingLunch, London, March 2, 2018.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2018. The
proper approach to definite articles. University of
Rochester, February 12, 2018.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Joost Zwarts. 2018. On cross-linguistic
combinatorics of axial complexes. GTD-2018, Utrecht, February
3, 2018.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Joost Zwarts. 2018. The partial
nominality of axial parts. Syntax-interface meetings, Utrecht
University. January 22,
2018.
2017:
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys. 2017. Counting measures.
Institut für Sprachwissenschaft, Universität Wien. November
30,
2017.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2017. Deficient measures.
Workshop on the occasion of Heidi Klockmann's defense. June
28, 2017.
- Matushansky, Ora, Boneh, Nora, Nash, Léa, and
Natalia Slioussar. 2017. To
PPs in their proper place. Formal Approaches to Slavic
Linguistics (FASL) 26, UIUC. May 19-21, 2017.
- Matushansky,
Ora, Boneh, Nora, Nash, Léa, and Natalia Slioussar. 2017.
Intersecting PPs and the locative semantics of possession. Morphosyntactic Variation in
Adpositions. Queens' College, May 8-9, 2017.
Superseded by the FASL 26 handout.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2017. A problem in the
Hallean approach to the Russian verb. Formal Approaches to Russian
Linguistics (FARL) 2, Moscow, March 28-31, 2017.
- Matushansky, Ora (with Eddy Ruys and Joost Zwarts). 2017. On
the structure and composition of pseudo-partitives. Paris,
January 16, 2017.
2016:
- Matushansky, Ora, and Joost Zwarts. 2016. Taking measures
in space. RALFe 2016 : Rencontres
d’Automne de Linguistique formelle : Langage, Langues et Cognition.
Paris,
November 3-4, 2016.
Same as the NELS handout.
- Matushansky,
Ora, and Joost Zwarts. 2016. Making
space for measures. NELS
47, UMass Amherst, October 14-16, 2016.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Joost Zwarts. 2016. Spatial measures,
special measures. HSE
Semantics & Pragmatics Workshop, Moscow, September
30-October 1, 2016.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2016. On the number of
plurals. Séminaire
LaGraM, June 20, 2016, Paris.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2016. The definite article
in proper places. Workshop
on the semantic contribution of Det and Num. (In)definiteness,
genericity and referentiality). UAB, May 27-28,
2016.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Tania Ionin. 2016. Polish numeral
NP agreement as a function of surface morphology. FASL 25. May 13-15,
2016. Cornell.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2016. On the syntax of place names.
Workshop “Namengrammatik”, Delmenhorst, March 17-18, 2016.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2016. Case as a complex of
features. TIN-dag 2016.
Utrecht, February 6, 2016.
2015:
- Matushansky, Ora, and Tania Ionin. 2015. When cardinals agree (a
catholic point of view). 48th
Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea.
September 2-5, 2015 Leiden University Centre for Linguistics (LUCL),
Leiden.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2015. Locative case in French?
Séminaire de l’équipe LaGraM (Langues, Grammaire, Modélisation). June
8, 2015, Paris VIII.
Presentation arguing that the en/au
alternation in French rises from the interaction of a number of
phenomena, including case, gender, denotation (entity vs. location) and
liaison.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2015. The mistake of PredP.
Research Institute for Linguistics, Budapest. May 20, 2015.
Presentation arguing that Pred° is unmotivated from
the theoretical point of view and cannot be given any semantics while
overt copular particles, such as the Welsh copular particle yn,
that have been argued lexicalize Pred° do not have the distribution to
support this hypothesis.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2015. Place names as names of places.
Workshop Proper Names: Recent Work in Linguistics and
Philosophy of Language. Central European University,
Budapest: Institute for Advanced Study & Dept. of Philosophy,
May 18–19, 2015.
Superseded by the Paris VIII
presentation (June 2005).
- Matushansky, Ora. 2015. n is for "Not there".
FASL 24: Special Workshop on Approaches to Slavic Morphology.
May 7, 2015, New York University.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2015. Place-denoting toponyms. Frankfurt
University, April 30, 2015.
Superseded by the Paris VIII
presentation (June 2005).
- Matushansky, Ora. 2015. Predication without PredP.
University of Geneva, March 17, 2015.
Superseded by the Budapest presentation (May 2015).
- Matushansky, Ora. 2015. Definite loci.
TIN-dag 2015. Utrecht, February 7, 2015.
Superseded by the Paris VIII presentation (June 2005).
2014:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2014. Yn: a
non-argument for Pred°.
(More than) Syntax: a Tribute to Alain ROUVERET. Paris,
November 13-14, 2014.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2014. Against PredP. IATL 30.
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, October 20-21, 2014.
Superseded by the Budapest presentation (May 2015).
- Matushansky, Ora. 2014. On
being [feminine] and [proper]. NELS 45. MIT,
October 31-November 2, 2014.
Presentation arguing that the overtness of the
definite article with German proper names depends on whether they are
specified for gender.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2014. On being [feminine] and [proper].
Workshop on the occasion of Ana Aguilar-Guevara's dissertation defense.
July 27, 2014.
Superseded by the NELS paper.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2014. On the gender of
proper names. Workshop on the formal semantics of proper
names. Göttingen, June 6-7, 2014.
Superseded by the NELS paper.
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys. 2014. 4000 measure NPs:
another pass through the шлюз. FASL 23, University of
California, Berkeley, May 2-4, 2014.
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys. 2014. On the syntax of
measure. TIN-dag, Utrecht, February 1, 2014.
2013:
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys. 2013. Measure for measure.
FDSL 10, Leipzig, December 5-7, 2013.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2013. On Russian approximative
inversion. FDSL 10, Leipzig, December 5-7, 2013.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2013. Projecting
phi. UMR 7023, Paris, November 18, 2013.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2013. Engendering phi. Typology of
morphosyntactic parameters. Moscow, October 16-18, 2013.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2013. Sorts
of proper names. Semantics and Philosophy in Europe 6. St.
Petersburg, June 10-14, 2013.
- van Dooren, Annemarie, Hendriks, Lotte and Ora Matushansky
(2013). The DOR to the
result. Secondary
Predication in Formal Frameworks (SPIFF),
May 27, 2013, Utrecht.
- van Dooren, Annemarie, Hendriks, Lotte and Ora Matushansky
(2013). A path to the
result(ative). TIN-dag 2013, February 9, 2013,
Utrecht.
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys
(2013). Numeral NPs, to a degree. TIN-dag 2013, February
9, 2013, Utrecht.
2012:
- Matushansky, Ora, Annemarie van Dooren and Lotte Hendriks
(2012). Subject-oriented
"resultatives" are not true
resultatives. RALFe 2012, Université Paris
8, St-Denis, November 29-30, 2012.
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys
(2012). Numeral NPs, to a
degree. RALFe 2012, Université Paris 8, St. Denis, November
29-30, 2012. Also presented at TIN-dag 2013, February 9,
2013, Utrecht.
- Matushansky, Ora (2012). On
the role of the copular particle: evidence from Welsh.
Seventh Celtic Linguistics Conference. June 22-23, 2012,
Rennes.
Also presented at UIUC
- Matushansky, Ora (2012).
What's proper. Workshop on binominal denominative
NPs. Paris I. June 2, 2012
- Matushansky, Ora (2012). What's proper. Weak
Referentiality Group. Utrecht, May 30, 2012
- Matushansky, Ora (2012). Improper names.
Semantics-pragmatics colloquium, University of
Nijmegen. April 3, 2012.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Mulusew Asratie Wondem (2012). Case-marking in Amharic
nonverbal predication. Weak Referentiality Workshop,
Utrecht University. March 26, 2012.
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys.
2012. ...we can do
better. TIN-dag, February 4, 2012
- Matushansky, Ora. 2012. Yn absentia. TIN-dag,
February 4, 2012
- Matushansky, Ora. 2012. The case of close
apposition. Symposium "(Ap)positive thinking in
linguistics", Groningen, January 20, 2012
- Matushansky, Ora. 2012. On the linguistic
correlates of use vs. mention: the case of close apposition.
UMR 7023. Paris, January 9, 2012.
2011:
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys.
2011. Modals in
focus. University of Frankfurt. December 21, 2011.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2011. The number 50. Poster presentation
at 50 years of linguistics at MIT. Cambridge,
Massachusetts, December 9-11, 2011.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2011. Some
remarks on modified numerals. University of Frankfurt.
October 20, 2011. Joint work with Tania Ionin and Eddy Ruys
- Matushansky, Ora. 2011. On
the morphosyntax of comparative semantics. Sinn und
Bedeutung 16. Utrecht, September 5, 2011
Also: Vagueness circle. Amsterdam, October 7, 2011
- Matushansky, Ora. 2011. On modified proper names.
The Game of the Name. Proper Names: Philosophical and
Linguistic Perspectives. Goettingen, September 3-4, 2011
- Matushansky, Ora, and Tania Ionin. 2011. More than one
'more than one'. FASL 20, MIT, May 13-15, 2011
- Matushansky, Ora, and Tania Ionin. 2011. More than one solution.
CLS 47, April 7-9, 2011.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Tania Ionin. 2011. Uncle Vanya meets three
sisters: On the reciprocal use of relational nouns. UMR 7023,
Paris, March 21, 2011.
Also: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, April 5, 2011.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2011. SMS: the derivation of
comparatives at the interfaces. Leiden SyntaxLab,
March 17, 2011.
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys.
2011. This insupportable do.
MUST, Utrecht, February 28, 2011.
2010:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2010. Case
decomposition. MUST, Utrecht, December 6, 2010.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2010. Alternatives to
head-movement. Verb movement: Its nature, triggers,
and effects. Amsterdam, December 11-12, 2010.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2010. Head-movement and synthetic
comparatives. Paris, October 25, 2010.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2010. As
relatives. IATL, Bar-Ilan University, October 5-6, 2010.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2010. Finno-Ugric
predicate case-marking. Finno-Ugric Syntax and Universal
Grammar. Piliscsaba, Budapest, Hungary. August 9-14, 2010.
- Marelj, Marijana, and Ora Matushansky. 2010. Against overt predicators in
Slavic. Session on Slavic Syntax and Semantics. GLOW 33,
Wroclaw, April 13, 2010.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2010. Some
prevalent myths about NPs. MUST, March 10, 2010, Utrecht.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2010. Some issues in Russian
adjective formation. TIN-dag 2010. February 6, 2010, Utrecht.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Merijn de Dreu. 2010. The myth of conjugated
nouns. TIN-dag 2010. February 6, 2010, Utrecht.
2009:
- Matushansky, Ora. 2009. No more no less: existential
comparison revisited. University of Chicago, April 14, 2009.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2009. [human]
matters. UIUC Linguistics Seminar, April 7, 2009.
- Matushansky, Ora, and Merijn de Dreu. 2009.
Some thoughts on non-verbal predication in Bantu. MUST, UiL
OTS, Utrecht, March 11, 2009.
A general introduction into the
hypothesis of mediated non-verbal predication illustrated by Bantu
languages, which provide no evidence for the existence of a universal
functional head of the small clause.
- Marelj, Marijana, and Ora Matushansky. 2009.
Against overt
predicators in Slavic. Workshop
"Syntax and Ontology of Predication". Paris, February 7, 2009.
We analyze the status of the Slavic
equivalents of as,
for and in(to) and conclude that they
cannot correspond to overt lexicalizations of the small clause head in
examples like We took him for an idiot, or She
regards this hypothesis as silly.
- Matushansky, Ora. 2009. Gender confusion: It's not
(just) about sex. Workshop
"Diagnosing Syntax". Leiden/Utrecht, January 29-31, 2009.
I examine mixed agreement instances in
several languages and argue that in order to deal with them it is
necessary to presuppose that agreement morphology may be interpreted at
LF.
2008:
- Matushansky, Ora. From Case to case, Center for Language
and Cognition, Groningen. December 19, 2008.
- Matushansky, Ora. Some
cases of Russian, Formal Description of Slavic Languages
(FDSL) 7.5. Moscow, December 6-8, 2008.
- Matushansky, Ora. Special
Cases, MIT Linguistics Colloquium Series, November 21, 2008
- Matushansky, Ora. A
WYSIWYG syntax for comparatives. Syntax, Semantics, and
Discourse: the Theory of the Interface. In memory of Tanya Reinhart.
Utrecht University, July 5, 2008
- Matushansky, Ora. More
of the same, GLOW
2008, Newcastle, March 26-28, 2008
- Matushansky, Ora. The Same Analysis. TIN-dag,
Utrecht, February 2, 2008
- Matushansky, Ora. Predication, Case by Case, MUST,
Utrecht, February 13, 2008.
2007:
- Matushansky, Ora. A third Russian yer? Workshop on
the Phonology of Slavic Languages, Formal
Description of Slavic Languages (FDSL) 7, Leipzig, November
30 - December 2, 2007
- Matushansky, Ora. Proper treatment of proper names. Center
for Research in Syntax, Semantics and Phonology (CRISSP). Brussels,
November 6. 2007
- Matushansky, Ora. The
Remarkable Case of Predicates. Comparing
languages and comparing theories: Generative Grammar and Construction
Grammar. Freie Universität Berlin, October 26-27, 2007
- Matushansky, Ora. Deriving
the Russian secondary imperfective. Workshop on
Problems with Surface-based Generalizations. Paris, October
8-9, 2007
- Matushansky, Ora. The
Same As? Colloque
international sur les adjectifs, Université Lille 3,
September 13-15, 2007
- Matushansky, Ora. What's
in a name?
Paris Amsterdam Logic Meeting of Young Researchers (PALMYR) 5,
June 1-2, 2007
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys.
Same
in Russian. FSiM
2007, Moscow, April 28, 2007
- Matushansky, Ora, and E.G. Ruys.
Same is Different.
JSM 2007,
Paris, March 29-30, 2007
- (The) Bare Nouns? Groupe de travail LSA/LAA, March 5, 2007
I don't post this handout because it
consisted mostly of an overview
2006:
- The Case of Predicates. PIONIER Project “Case
Cross-linguistically”, Nijmegen, December 20, 2006
This handout contains some Hungarian
data that didn't make it into the FDSL
paper (mostly due to lack of space, but also because I
learned that the pattern is even more complex than I thought) and an
appendix on directional and locative case marking
- Prédication au cas par cas. Séminaire de l'UMR 7023,
December 11, 2006
- Predication: A Case Study. Formal
Description of Slavic Languages (FDSL) 6.5. Nova Gorica
Polytechnic, December 1-3, 2006 (invited presentation)
- How to be short: Some remarks on the syntax of Russian
adjectives. Séminaire de l'UMR 7023, May 22, 2006
- (with E. G. Ruys)
The same talk. LLF Paris 7, May 15, 2006.
- Superlatives at the Interface. UMass Amherst, April 26,
2006
- (with E. G. Ruys)
Best Deals at Lower Prices. Journées
de sémantique et modélisation. March 30-31, 2006.
- (with Norbert Corver) At our best when at our boldest. TIN-dag,
February 4, 2006.
2005:
- Iraqi head seeks arms: Are bare nouns created equal? A
Bare Workshop. Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS, December
22, 2005, Utrecht (invited presentation)
- (with E. G. Ruys)
Men are all the same. Workshop on Nominal Anaphora. Utrecht Institute
of Linguistics OTS, December 21, 2005, Utrecht.
- (with Tania
Ionin and E. G. Ruys)
Parts of Speech: A unified semantics for partitives. NELS 36,
October 28-30, 2005, UMass Amherst.
- Why Rose is the Rose. Sixième
Colloque de Syntaxe et Sémantique à Paris (CSSP 6). September
29-October 1, 2005, Paris.
- (with E. G. Ruys)
Best Regards. Sixième
Colloque de Syntaxe et Sémantique à Paris (CSSP 6). September
29-October 1, 2005, Paris
- The young Frankenstein. Séminaire du volet DP
(TUL), June 6, 2005, Paris.
- Godzilla vs. the Simpsons: On the use of definite articles
in proper names. Trans
Syntax and Semantics Seminar, UiL OTS, May 18, 2005, Utrecht.
- The Best Deal: more on comparative superlatives. Leiden
Utrecht Semantics Happenings (LUSH), May 13, 2005, Utrecht.
- (with Maria
Babyonyshev): Back to the Past: Russian Past Tense Revisited.
FASL
14, May 6-8, 2005, Princeton.
- Appelle-moi! La sémantique des
noms propres en vue des constructions d'appellation. April
8, 2005, Séminaire de l'Institut Jean
Nicod, Paris.
- (with Tania
Ionin and E. G. Ruys):
Partitives: genericity in in, episodicity of of.
CGG 15,
April 4-6, 2005, Barcelona, Spain.
- (with E. G. Ruys):
Plural superlatives: a critical review of Stateva
2005, Groupe comparaison, March 30, 2005, IJN, Paris.
- (with Tania
Ionin and E. G. Ruys):
Taking parts. Séminaire de l'UMR 7023, March
21, 2005, Paris.
- Calling a Spade a Spade. February 10, 2005, Johann Wolfgang
Goethe-Universtät, Frankfurt/Main.
2004:
2003:
- (with Morris
Halle) The morpho-phonology of adjectival inflection in
Russian. Séminaire Langues et Grammaire.
Séminaire de
l'UMR 7023. October 27, 2003.
- (with Morris
Halle) The morpho-phonology of adjectival inflection in
Russian.
MIT ling-lunch, October 9, 2003.
- Appeler un chat un chat - les
verbes d'appel et d'appellation. Volet
VP de TUL-4. Paris, October
6, 2003.
- (with Benjamin Spector): The Semantics of Nominal Predicate
Marking in French and Russian. LaBRI (Bordeaux), May
27, 2003.
- Is the best like good enough?
ENS (DEC), May 21, 2003.
- (with
Benjamin
Spector): To be (a) human.
Journées
scientifiques Sémantique et Modélisation.
Paris, March 20-21, 2003.
- DP-internal degree movement (an excerpt from my thesis).
- Superlatives as DPs. Utrecht (UiL OTS),
January 29, 2003.
- DPs and Phase Theory. Utrecht (UiL OTS),
January 30, 2003.
- Going through a Phase. Independent Activities Period (IAP)
Workshop on EPP and Phases, January 16-18, 2003, MIT.
2002:
- The DP and the Deepest, MIT ling-lunch,
November 14, 2002.
- (with Tania
Ionin): Encasing the
Time: Temporal Effects on Russian Predicative Case. NELS-33,
November 8-10, 2002, MIT.
We never wrote up the paper after
figuring out that the proposed analysis didn't work for article-drop in
French predicates, which show a meaning difference very similar to what
we find in Russian. We thought that we would return to it eventually,
but in the meantime, we have nothing new to say.
- (with Tania
Ionin): Elephants, times and predicate case in the Russian
copula. Existence:
semantics and syntax September 26-28, 2002, Nancy.
- (with Tania
Ionin) DPs
with a twist: A unified analysis of Russian comitatives.
FASL
11, May 3-5, 2002, Amherst.
- DP-internal
degree QR in non-adjectival modification. GLOW
25, April 9-11, 2002, Amsterdam.
- A Beauty of
a Construction. WCCFL 21,
April 5-7, 2002, Santa-Cruz.
- What is it a
beauty of? MIT ling-lunch, March 7,
2002.
- The Severed
Head, or: head-movement as pied-piping. Scandinavian
Conference of Linguistics, Tromsø, January 10-12, 2002.
2001:
- Invitation
to a beheading, or why head-movement doesn't exist. MIT
Ling-lunch, December 6, 2001.
- More
synthesis, better analysis: the morphology of
comparatives. Conférences de
syntaxe et sémantique organisées par la Jeune Equipe de Syntaxe
anglaise et syntaxe comparative (Université Paris 3), le Laboratoire de
Linguistique Formelle (Université Paris 7) et l'UMR 7023 Grammaire
formelle, acquisition, poétique (CNRS/Paris 8).
- (with Ken
Wexler) Again
on the subject of English null subjects: Discourse and
syntax. GALA 2001, Palmela, Portugal.
- More of a
good thing: Russian synthetic and analytic comparatives.
FASL 10. Ann Arbor.
- The more the
merrier: the syntax of synthetic and analytic
comparatives. GLOW 24, Portugal.
- Obligatory
Scalarity (a sliding scale). WCCFL 20 (USC), February
25, 2001.
2000:
- When Seeming
is Being. Adjectival movement in nominal quasi-copula.
Presented at the Conference for (preferably) non-lexical semantics,
Université Paris-7, May 29-31, 2000.
- Why Am I a
Linguist If I Only Seem Good? Adjectival movement in
nominal quasi-copula. Presented at the UPRESA/CNRS seminar. Paris,
January 17, 2000.
- La
perfection du perfectif: Le cas du prédicat dans la
copule russe. Presented at the Langues et Grammaire
seminar. Paris, January 17, 2000.
Go to the top of the page
Go to the top of the page
Small print:
All programs and documents on this page are protected by
copyright laws.