Below you'll find my curriculum vitae. Click here for a pdf-version.
EDUCATION
1999 – 2004
PhD
in Linguistics cum laude (top 5%), University of Leiden, The
Netherlands
Thesis
title: Ellipsis in Dutch dialects
Supervisor:
Johan Rooryck (University of Leiden)
Co-supervisor:
Sjef Barbiers (University of Utrecht)
1999 – 2000
MPhil
in Linguistics, University of Leiden, The Netherlands
1996 – 1998
MA
summa cum laude (top 5%) in Germanic Literature and Linguistics,
University of Leuven, Belgium
1994 – 1996
BA
magna cum laude (top 10%) in Germanic Literature and Linguistics,
Catholic University of Brussels, Belgium
EMPLOYMENT
2005 – present
fulltime
assistant professor Dutch linguistics and oral and written proficiency, University
College Brussels
2005 – present
parttime
assistant professor Dutch linguistics and oral and written proficiency,
Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis
Fall 2008
visiting assistant professor, New York University
2004 – 2005
parttime
assistant professor General linguistics, Catholic University of Brussels
2004 – 2005
parttime
research assistant Dutch linguistics, Catholic university of Brussels
2004 – 2005
parttime
teaching assistant Dutch oral and written proficiency, Catholic University of
Brussels
1999 – 2004
PhD-student
(University of Leiden) and project member SAND-project (Syntactc Atlas of the
Dutch dialects: http://www.meertens.knaw.nl/projecten/sand/sandeng.html)
1998 – 1999
parttime
teaching assistant Medieval Dutch literature, Catholic University of Brussels
PROFESSIONAL AREAS
Specialization:
syntax
Subspecialities:
ellipsis (sluicing,
swiping, VP-ellipsis), left-dislocation, the left clausal periphery,
complementizers, pronominal doubling, complementizer agreement, cartography,
wh-movement
languages: Dutch (dialects),
English, German, Frisian, northern Italian dialects, Hungarian
Books
3. The
syntax of ellipsis: evidence from Dutch dialects. To
appear. New York: Oxford University Press. (reviewed and accepted for
publication)
2. Ellipsis
in Dutch dialects. 2004. LOT Dissertation Series n° 96. Utrecht: LOT.
1. Fragmenten van de Roman van Heinric en Margriete van Limborch. 2001. With Lieve De Wachter, Rita Schlusemann en Remco Sleiderink. Leuven: Peeters.
Edited volumes
7. Alternatives
to cartography. In preparation. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.
6. Linguistic
Variation Yearbook 9. To appear in 2009. With Johan Rooryck. Amsterdam:
John Benjamins.
5. Linguistic
Variation Yearbook 8. To appear in 2008. With Johan Rooryck. Amsterdam:
John Benjamins.
4. Linguistic
Variation Yearbook 7. 2008. With Johan Rooryck. Amsterdam:
John Benjamins.
3. Linguistic
Variation Yearbook 6. 2007. With Johan Rooryck & Pierre Pica.
Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
2. Linguistic
Variation Yearbook 5. 2006. With Johan Rooryck & Pierre Pica.
Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
1. Linguistic Variation Yearbook 4. 2005. With Johan Rooryck & Pierre Pica. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
Journal articles (anonymously reviewed)
7. Theorie,
empirie en subjectverdubbeling: een antwoord op Haegeman (2004). 2007.
With Marjo van Koppen. Taal en Tongval 59:149-171.
6. The
derivation of subject-initial V2. 2007. With Liliane Haegeman. Linguistic
Inquiry 38:1, 167-178.
5. The
cross-linguistic syntax of sluicing: evidence from Hungarian relatives. 2006.
With Anikó Lipták. Syntax 9:3, 248-274.
4. Ellipsis
and EPP repair. 2006. With Marcel Den Dikken. Linguistic Inquiry 37:4,
653-664.
3. Clitics,
agreement and ellipsis in Dutch dialects. 2004. Leiden Papers in Linguistics 1.1,
1-19.
2. Congruentie
en lokaliteit in de Nederlandse dialecten. 2003. With Marjo van Koppen. Taal
en Tongval Themanummer Dialectsyntaxis. 63-86.
1. Complementerend van: een voorbeeld van syntactische variatie in het Nederlands. 2000. Nederlandse Taalkunde 5, 133-163.
Other articles (* = anonymously reviewed)
15. Simple
and complex wh-phrases in a split CP. To appear. Proceedings of CLS 43.
14. *Complex wh-phrases don’t move. On the interaction between the
split CP-hypothesis and the syntax of wh-movement. To appear. Ph. Panagiotidis
(ed.). Edges in syntax. New York: Oxford University Press.
13. *How do you sluice when there is more than one CP? To appear.
J. Merchant (ed.). Sluicing: cross-linguistic explorations.
Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
11. On the interaction between verb movement and ellipsis: new evidence from Hungarian. 2008. With Anikó Lipták.
10. Introduction. 2008. With Johan Rooryck. In: J. Van Craenenbroeck & J. Rooryck (eds.). Linguistic Variation Yearbook 7. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
9. Introduction.
2007. With Johan Rooryck & Pierre Pica. In: P. Pica e.a. (eds.). Linguistic
Variation Yearbook 6. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
8. *Transitivity failures in the left
periphery and foot-driven movement operations. 2006. J. van de Weijer & B.
Los (eds.). Linguistics in the Netherlands 2006. 52-64.
7. Adverbial
modification under sluicing. 2005. Kiyong Choi & Changguk Yim (eds.).
Ellipsis in Minimalism. Proceedings of the 7th Seoul International Conference
on Generative Grammar. Seoul: Hankook. 77-102.
6. Ellipsis
in Hungarian and the typology of sluicing. 2005. With Anikó Lipták. IKiyong
Choi and Changguk Yim (eds.). Ellipsis in Minimalism. Proceedings of the 7th
Seoul International Conference on Generative Grammar. Seoul: Hankook. 103-133.
5. Introduction.
2005. With Johan Rooryck & Pierre Pica. P. Pica e.a. (eds.). Linguistic
Variation Yearbook 5. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
4. Introduction.
2004. With Johan Rooryck & Pierre Pica. P. Pica e.a. (eds.). Linguistic
Variation Yearbook 4. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
3. *Van as a marker of
dissociation: Microvariation in Dutch. 2002. C. J.-W. Zwart & W. Abraham
(eds.). Studies in Comparative Germanic Syntax.
Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 41-67.
2. *Pronominal doubling and the structure of the left periphery in
southern Dutch. 2002. With Marjo van
Koppen. S. Barbiers, L. Cornips & S. van der Kleij (eds.). Syntactic
Microvariation. http://www.meertens.knaw.nl/books/synmic. 280-304.
1. *Subject doubling in Dutch dialects. 2002.
With Marjo van Koppen. M. van Koppen, E. Thrift, E.-J. van der Torre & M.
Zimmermann (eds.). Proceedings of ConSOLE IX. SOLE.
54-67.
Reviews,
bibliographies and conference reports
5. The syntax
of nonsententials: multidisciplinary perspectives. 2008. Review article of L.
Progovac e.a. (eds.), Linguistics Today 93. Amsterdam: John
Benjamins. Journal of Linguistics 44:1, 261-266.
4. Verb
Movement and the Syntax of Kashmiri. 2003. Review article of R. M. Bhatt, Studies
in Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 46. Amsterdam: Kluwer. Lingua 113,
303-313.
3. Conference
report of the 16th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop. 2002. Glot
International 5:8 (also appeared in Germanic Generative Syntax
Newsletter 17:1).
2. An
annotated bibliography of Dutch dialect syntax. 2001. With Annemie Neuckermans,
Susanne van der Kleij, Marjo van Koppen, Gunther de Vogelaer and Hedde
Zeijlstra. http://www.meertens.knaw.nl/projecten/sand/sandeng.html.
1. A selected
and annotated bibliography of recent publications in linguistics. 2000. With
Ineke van der Meulen. Lingua 110, 517-555.
PRESENTATIONS (* = by refereed abstract, # = invited talk)
53. # [Title TBA]. Departmental Seminar, UCL,
Great Britain, April 2009.
52. # [Title TBA]. Linguistics Colloquium,
UMass at Amherst, USA, April 2009.
51. # [Title TBA]. Linguistics Colloquium,
MIT, USA, April 2009.
50. * When even repair fails: sluicing,
clefts and LF-copy. DGfS Workshop on 'Repairs', Germany, March 2009
49. # What sluicing can do, what it can’t
and where. On the cross-linguistic syntax of ellipsis. With Anikó Lipták. Diagnosing syntax: perspectives, procedures
and tools. University of Leiden & Utrecht University, The Netherlands,
January 2009.
48. # What does silence look like? On the
unpronounced syntax of sluicing. Syntax Reading Group talk, University of
Chicago, USA, December 2008.
47. # About something. Towards a
syntactic decomposition of polarity. Syntax Supper, CUNY Graduate Center, USA, November 2008.
46. *On becoming a pronoun. Towards a
unified theory of ellipsis. With Mark Baltin. The 10th CUNY/SUNY/NYU/YU-miniconference. CUNY Graduate Center,
USA, November 2008.
45. Much ado about something. Polarity,
widening and N-of-N. Brown Bag talk, NYU, USA, November 2008.
44. On becoming a pronoun. With Mark Baltin.
Brown Bag talk, NYU, USA, November 2008.
43. #More ado about nothing: sluicing, copular clauses and case, Colloquium talk, UC Santa Cruz, USA, October 2008.
42. #Invisible optionality: on the recoverability and licensing requirements of sluicing. Linguistics Colloquium, Yale University, USA, October 2008.
41. #On the limits of elliptical repair: sluicing, clefts and LF-copy. MUST-talk, Utrecht University, The Netherlands, April 2008.
40. There’s
something about something. A polarity sensitive N-of-N-construction in dialect Dutch.
Annual Linguistics in the Netherlands Meeting, Utrecht
University, The Netherlands, February 2008.
39. #Invisible syntax. Sluicing, clefts and LF-copy. Syntax Seminar,
University of Leiden, December 2007.
38. #What lies beneath. On the hidden syntax of sluicing.
Brown Bag talk, NYU, New York, USA, December 2007.
37. #Something about something. Manufacturing polarity items in Dutch. Microvariation
in DP, Utrecht University, The Netherlands, October 2007.
36. *Object agreement and raising in dialect Dutch imperatives.
With Marjo van Koppen. CGSW 22, University of Stuttgart,
Germany, June 2007.
35. *Ellipsis bleeding movement: the interrogative suffix in
Hungarian. With Anikó Lipták. The 8th International Conference on
the Structure of Hungarian, CUNY Graduate Center/CUNY Queens
college/NYU, New York, USA, May 2007.
34. *Where do wh-phrases go in a split CP? CLS 43,
University of Chicago, USA, May 2007.
33. #PF-deletion vs. pro: towards a unified theory of
ellipsis. LingLunch talk, University of Chicago, USA, May 2007.
32. *On the interaction between verb movement and ellipsis: new
evidence from Hungarian. With Anikó Lipták. WCCFL 26,
University of California at Berkeley, USA, April 2007.
31. *Feature inheritance and multiple phase boundaries. With Marjo
van Koppen. GLOW 30, CASTL, University of Tromsö, Norway, April
2007.
30. *Transitivity in the Venetian left periphery: a challenge for
cartography. The 2nd Cambridge Italian Dialect Syntax Meeting,
Cambridge University, Great Britain, January 2007.
29. *Silence in the left periphery: on the cross-linguistic syntax
of sluicing. With Anikó Lipták. Edges in Syntax, Cyprus
College, Cyprus, May 2006.
28. *Complex wh-phrases don't move: the interaction between the
split CP-hypothesis and the syntax of wh-movement. Alternate paper. Edges in
Syntax, Cyprus College, Cyprus, May 2006.
27. #Repel your way out of transitivity failures. Staff Seminar
Grammatical Models Group, University of Tilburg, The Netherlands,
April 2006.
26. #Clitic doubling and coordination: towards a micro-typology of
pronominal doubling in Dutch dialects. With Marjo van Koppen. Syntactic
Doubling in European Dialects Workshop, Meertens Institute, Amsterdam,
The Netherlands, March 2006.
25. Transitivity
allures in the left periphery and foot-driven movement chains. Annual
Linguistics in the Netherlands Meeting, Utrecht University, The
Netherlands, February 2006.
24. Verb
movement bled by ellipsis: morphological evidence from Hungarian. With Anikó
Lipták. Annual Linguistics in the Netherlands Meeting, Utrecht
University, The Netherlands, February 2006.
23. *Guess what about? Adverbial modifiers and the syntax of
sluicing, Sounds of Silence workshop, University of Tilburg, The
Netherlands, October 2005.
22. *Empty relatives and the typology of sluicing. With Anikó
Lipták. Sounds of Silence workshop, University of Tilburg, The
Netherlands, October 2005.
21. *The verb leaves IP in subject initial V2. With Liliane
Haegeman. Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Association of Great Britain,
Cambridge University, Great Britain, August/September 2005.
20. *Adverbial modification under sluicing. Seoul International
Conference on Generative Grammar. Konkuk University, South-Korea,
August 2005.
19. *Ellipsis in Hungarian and the typology of sluicing. With Anikó
Lipták. Seoul International Conference on Generative Grammar. Konkuk
University, South-Korea, August 2005.
18. *If control raises, it fails to copy, reconstruct or linearize.
With Johan Rooryck en Guido Vanden Wyngaerd. New horizons in the grammar of
raising and control. Harvard University, USA, July 2005.
17. PF-deletion
versus pro: a tentative and speculative bird’s eye view. ULCL
Workshop on ellipsis, gaps and empty categories,
University of Leiden, The Netherlands, October 2004.
16. *PF-deletion versus pro: new evidence from Dutch
dialects. Annual Meeting of the Linguistics Association of Great Britain,
University of Surrey, Roehampton, Great Britain, August/September 2004.
15. #Stranding under sluicing and the structure of the left periphery in
Germanic. Colloquium talk. University of Tübingen, Germany, July 2004.
14. *Stranding
under sluicing. NELS 34, Stony Brook, USA, November 2003.
13. *Sluicing
in Dutch dialects and the structure of the left periphery. CGSW 18, Durham
University, Great Britain, September 2003.
12. Congruentie en
lokaliteit in de Nederlandse dialecten. With Marjo van Koppen. Taal en
Tongval Colloquium, Royal Flemish Academy for Dutch Linguistics and
Literature, Ghent, November 2002.
11. C-agreement. With Marjo
van Koppen. Hungarian-Dutch workshop, University of Leiden, The
Netherlands, October 2002.
10. *The
locality of agreement and the CP-domain. With Marjo van Koppen. GLOW 25,
Meertens Institute/ Utrecht University, The Netherlands, April 2002.
9. A new
approach to comp-agreement. With
Marjo van Koppen. Syntactic Microvariation Workshop,
University of Freiburg, Germany, November/December 2001.
8. *The
left periphery in three southern Dutch dialects. With Marjo van Koppen. CGSW
16, University of Montréal, Canada, May 2001.
7. Why
cliticisation to C° is not complementizer agreement. With Marjo van Koppen. Annual
Linguistics in the Netherlands Meeting, Utrecht University, The
Netherlands, February 2001.
6. *Pronominal
subject doubling in Dutch dialects. With Marjo van Koppen. 9th
Conference of the Student Organisation of Linguistics in Europe (ConSOLE), Lund
University, Norway, December 2000.
5. Dutch
clitics and phonology. With Marjo van Koppen. Phonologica Lvgdvno Batavorum
Extra Muros MM, Meertens Institute, The Netherlands, September 2000.
4. On subject
clitic doubling and object clitic placement in Dutch dialects. With Marjo van
Koppen. Syntactic Microvariation Workshop, Meertens Institute,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, August 2000.
3. *Van as a
marker of dissociation: microvariation in Dutch. CGSW 15,
University of Groningen, The Netherlands, May 2000.
2. Complementerend
van: microvariatie in het Nederlands. Annual Linguistics in the
Netherlands Meeting, Utrecht University, The Netherlands, February 2000.
1. Be- opnieuw
beargumenteerd. With Ineke van der Meulen. Annual Linguistics in the
Netherlands Meeting, Utrecht University, The Netherlands, February 2000.
LANGUAGES
Dutch native
French fairly
fluent
English fluent
German basic
HONORS AND GRANTS
January 2008
prolongation
of the research grant Alternatives to cartography
University College Brussels (3,500€)
April 2007
travel
grant Flemish Science Foundation for a conference trip to California and
Chicago (1,200€)
January 2007
research
grant Catholic University of Brussels for the project proposal Alternatives
to cartography (3,500€)
September 2006
grant Flemish Science
Foundation for the organization of a conference (2,000€) for ConSOLE XV
(January 2007)
May 2006
travel
grant Flemish Science Foundation for a conference trip to Nicosia (Cyprus)
(420€)
October 2005
shortlisted
for the dissertation prize of the National Linguistic Society of The
Netherlands
October 2005
winner of the
Public Choice Award of the National Linguistic Society of The Netherlands for
the best dissertation presentation
August 2005
travel
grant Flemish Science Foundation for a conference trip to Seoul (Souh-Korea)
(1,600€)
October 2004
co-applicant
of the (approved) PhD-project The formal licensing requirements of ellipsis
(2005-2009, 35,000€ a year) (with Guido Vanden Wyngaerd)
June 2004
elected
“best teacher” and “most interesting class” by the Linguistics & Literature
students of the Catholic University of Brussels
EXPERIENCE AND SERVICE
Teaching
experience
PhD-courses
Syntax I, NYU, Fall semester 2008
Variation
in ellipsis, course taught at the LOT Summerschool, Catholic University of
Leuven, June 11-22, 2007
An
apparent case of VP-ellipsis in Dutch dialects, course taught at the Eastern
European Summerschool in Generative Grammar, Wroclaw (Poland), July 25-29, 2005
On
sluicing, swiping, spading and other elliptical activities, course taught at
the Eastern European Summerschool in Generative Grammar, Wroclaw (Poland),
August 1-5, 2005
General linguistics:
syntax (exercises seminar), University of Leiden
MA-courses
General
linguistics: syntax (with Marjo van Koppen), University of Leiden (2002-2003)
BA-courses
Introduction to Linguistics, NYU, 1st year students (Fall semester 2008)
Dutch
oral & written proficiency I: spelling, Catholic University of Brussels, 1st
year students (2006-2007)
Dutch
linguistics I: phonology and morphology, Catholic University of Brussels, 1st
year students (2004-2007)
Dutch
linguistics I: syntax, University College Brussels, 1st year
students (2007-present)
Dutch
linguistics I, Facults universitaires Saint-Louis, 1st year students
(2005-present)
Dutch
oral & written proficiency II: theory, Catholic University of Brussels, 2nd
year students (2004-2006)
Dutch
linguistics II: syntax, Catholic University of Brussels, 2nd year
students (2004-2007)
Dutch
linguistics II: phonology & morphology, University College Brussels, 2nd
year students (2008-present)
General
linguistics III: formal semantics, University College Brussels, 3rd
year students (2006-present)
Generative
syntax, Catholic University of Brussels, 3rd year students
(2006-2007)
Linguistic
Seminar, University College Brussels, 3rd year students
(2006-present)
Supervising
experience
PhD-theses
2005 – 2009
Lobke
Aelbrecht, The formal licensing requirements of ellipsis, University College
Brussels (supervisor, together with Guido Vanden Wyngaerd)
2006 – 2012
Marijke
De Belder, On the lower functional domain in the DP: structure and diversity, University College
Brussels/Utrecht University (supervisor)
2006 – 2012
Karen
De Clercq, [title to
be determined],
University College Brussels (co-supervisor; supervisor: Guido Vanden Wyngaerd)
2006 – 2010
Hugo
Laporte, An approach to question formation in varieties of French and English,
Université Catholique de Louvain (external committee member; supervisor:
Joachim Sabel)
2007 – 2011
Tanja
Temmerman, Word order in the left periphery: cartography and flexibility,
University of Leiden (co-supervisor; supervisor: Johan Rooryck)
MA-theses
2007 – 2008
Sofie
Van Boxstael, A comparison between short replies with do and
inflected forms of yes and no in the dialect of Lede.
University College Brussels (supervisor)
2005 – 2007
Sofie
Van Boxstael, Short replies with do in the dialect of Lede, Arts
& Sciences College, Vlekho campus (supervisor)
2005 – 2007
Tanja
Temmerman, Agreement marking on closed-class words in the dialect of Aalst,
Catholic University of Leuven (external committee member; supervisor: Frank Van
Eynde)
2005 – 2007
Eva
D’Hondt, An HPSG analysis of pied piping in Dutch, Catholic University of
Leuven (external committee member; supervisor: Frank Van Eynde)
BA-theses
2007 – 2008
Emeline
Doyen, Date expressions in Dutch, English and German, Facultés universitaires
Saint-Louis (supervisor)
Fieldword
experience
2001 – 2002
29 oral dialect interviews in the provinces North-Brabant and Dutch Limburg
Administrative
experience and departmental & university service
2008 – present
vice-president
of the Center for Research in Syntax, Semantics and Phonology (CRISSP)
2007 – present
coordinator of
the external communication of the department Linguistics & Literature,
University College Brussels
2007 – present
coordinator
of the Foreign Exchange Program, Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis
March 2006
co-founder
of the Center for Research in Syntax, Semantics and Phonology (CRISSP,
www.crissp.be)
2005 – present
coordinator
of student affairs, Catholic University of Brussels
2005 – present
coordinator of
the cooperation between the Catholic University of Brussels and the Facultés
universitaires Saint-Louis
2002 – 2003
coordinator
of fieldword and transcriptions in the SAND-project (Syntactic Atlas of the
Dutch dialects: http://www.meertens.knaw.nl/projecten/sand/sandeng.html)
Organizational experience
October 2008
co-organizer
of the workshop Logic now and then, University College Brussels
May 2008
co-organizer
of the Annual meeting of the Belgian Circle of Linguistics
May 2008
co-organizer
of The third Brussels Conference on Generative Linguistics (BCGL 3),
theme: Trees and beyond, University College Brussels
June 2007
co-organizer
of The second Brussels Conference on Generative Linguistics (BCGL
2), theme: Alternatives to cartography, Catholic University of
Brussels/Arts & Sciences College, Vlekho campus/University of Tilburg
January 2007
co-organizer
of the 15th annual Conference of the Student Organisation of
Linguistics in Europe (ConSOLE), Catholic University of
Brussels/Arts & Sciences College, Vlekho campus
June 2006
co-organizer
of The first Brussels Conference on Generative Linguistics (BCGL
1), theme: Quantification in syntax and the lexicon,
Catholic University of Brussels/Arts & Sciences College, Vlekho campus
October 2004
organizer of
a workshop on ellipsis and empty categories, University of Leiden
December 2001
co-organizer of the 10th
annual Conference of the Student Organisation of Linguistics in Europe
(ConSOLE), University of Leiden
December 2000
co-organizer of the Morphology
days, University of Leiden
Professional
service
reviewer for
Lingua
Linguistic Inquiry
Natural Language
and Linguistic Theory
Linguistics
in the Netherlands
Journal
of Comparative Germanic Linguistics
Journal
of East Asian Linguistics
Journal
of Germanic Linguistics
Formal
Approaches to Slavic Linguistics
Going
Romance Proceedings
The Linguistic Review
abstract reviewer for
GLOW
ConSOLE
Going
Romance
project reviewer for
Research
Council of Norway
June 2006 – present
general
editor Linguistic Variation Yearbook (associate editor: Johan
Rooryck)
2004 – June 2006
associate
editor Linguistic Variation Yearbook (with Johan Rooryck; general
editor: Pierre Pica)
editorial board member
Natural
Language and Linguistic Theory (2008 – present)
Syntax (2008 –
present)
REFEREES
Johan Rooryck
Supervisor/Full Professor University of Leiden tel: +31 (0)71 527 20 49 e-mail: j.e.c.v.rooryck@let.leidenuniv.nl |
Martine de
Clercq
Rector of the Catholic University of Brussels Catholic University of Brussels Vrijheidslaan 17 1081 Brussels Belgïum tel: +32 (0)2 412 42 72 e-mail: martine.declercq@hubrussel.be |
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Hans Bennis
President/Full Professor Meertens Institute Joan Muyskenweg 25 1096 CJ Amsterdam The Netherlands tel: +31 (0)20 4628 523 e-mail: hans.bennis@meertens.knaw.nl |
Jason Merchant
Associate Professor University of Chicago 1010 E 59th street Chicago IL 60637 USA tel: +1 (773) 702 8523 e-mail: merchant@uchicago.edu |
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Marcel
den Dikken Professor
of Linguistics CUNY
Graduate Center 365
Fifth Avenue New
York, NY 10016-4309 USA tel:
+1 (212) 817 8503 e-mail:
mden-dikken@gc.cuny.edu |
Howard Lasnik
Distinguished Professor University of Maryland 1106 Marie Mount Hall College Park, MD 20742 USA Tel: +1 (301) 405-4929 e-mail: lasnik@wam.umd.edu |