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Department of Linguistics Phone: +49 (0)211 81-12554 Building 24.53, Room 00.94 E-mail: [email protected] Heinrich Heine University, Düsseldorf Universitätsstrasse 1 40225 Düsseldorf Germany

EDUCATION

1993 Ph.D. in Linguistics, University of California at Berkeley, Department of Linguistics Dissertation title: Aspect, Situation Types and Nominal Reference Advisors: Charles J. Fillmore, Paul Kay 1988 M.A. in Linguistics, University of California at Berkeley, Department of Linguistics

EMPLOYMENT 2010–present Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Full Professor of Semantics (W3 Professor, Lehrstuhlinhaberin) 2005–2010 University of Florida, Assistant and Associate (Tenured) Professor of Linguistics 2002–2005 SRI International, Menlo Park, Research Computational Linguist (Discern Group) Stanford University, Department of Linguistics, Visiting Scholar 2001–2002 Stanford University, Visiting Assistant Professor of Linguistics 1999–2001 Northwestern University, Visiting Assistant Professor of Linguistics 1996–1999 University of Rochester, Visiting Assistant Professor of Linguistics and Postdoctoral Researcher at the Center for the Sciences of Language 1995–1996 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Visiting Assistant Professor of Linguistics 1994–1995 University of California at Berkeley, Postdoctoral Academic Training, Charles J. Fillmore supervisor ICSI Berkeley, Artificial Intelligence Group, Postgraduate Research Associate 1993 Berkeley Speech Technologies, Inc., Research Associate and Consultant

VISITING TEACHING POSITIONS 2016 ESSLLI (European Summer School in Logic and Linguistics), Bolzano, Italy. Advanced one-week course “Countability in the Nominal and Verbal Domains” (with Peter Sutton). 2015 Higher School of Economics, Department of Linguistics, Moscow, Russian Federation. One-week course on semantics. 2013 ESSLLI (European Summer School in Logic and Linguistics), Heinrich Heine University, Germany. Advanced one-week course “Aspect: From Verb to Discourse” (with Daniel Altshuler). 2012 LOT Winter School, Tilburg, the Netherlands. Advanced one-week course on formal semantics. 2007 Linguistic Society of America’s Linguistic Institute, Stanford University, USA. Advanced one-week course on event semantics (with Cleo Condoravdi). 2004 University of California at Berkeley, graduate semantics class (summer semester).

PRINCIPAL RESEARCH INTERESTS General areas: Formal semantics and its connections with pragmatics, syntax, morphology and logic; related issues in philosophy of language and in cognitive science; crosslinguistic and typological issues in semantics. Specific areas of research: aspect; genericity; mass/count distinction; mereological semantics, sortal structures and sort shifting; interaction of noun phrase semantics with verbal aspect; (in)definiteness, context-dependence in semantic interpretation; integration of formal and lexical semantics.

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HONORS, AWARDS, GRANTS

2015-19 DFG funded project “A Frame-Based Analysis of Countability” (CRC 991 Heinrich Heine University) (399,500 Euro). 2013-15 Strategic Research Fund (Strategischer Forschungsfonds/Heinrich Heine University) funded project “A Frame-Based Analysis of Countability”, affiliated with the DFG sponsored Collaborative Research Centre 991: The Structure of Representations in Language, Cognition, and Science. (198,690 Euro). 2008–09 University of Florida. Humanities Scholarship Enhancement Fund. 2006 University of Florida. Nominated for a CLAS (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) excellence in teaching and mentoring award. 2005–06 University of Florida. Humanities Scholarship Enhancement Fund. 2000 Northwestern University. Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, Course Enhancement Grant awarded for the improvement of the course Formal Semantics. 1987–93 University of California at Berkeley. Graduate Research Fellowship awarded by the Institute of Cognitive Studies from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Grant. 1986–88 German Academic Exchange Service (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst). Ph.D. fellowship for study at the University of California at Berkeley. 1986–87 University of California. Ph.D. Studies Fellowship.

PUBLICATIONS

Books, Authored or Edited In prep. Counting and Measuring of Nouns and Verbs (working title). Under contract with Cambridge University Press. To appear Aspect. Under contract with Oxford University Press. 1999 Aspect, Eventuality Types and Noun Phrase Semantics. New York: Routledge. 321 pages. 2005 Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL 14). The Princeton University Meeting. James Lavine, Steven Franks, Hana Filip and Mila Tasseva-Kurktchieva (eds.) Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Slavic Publications. 427 pages. 1987 Proceedings of the Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society. Jon Aske, Natasha Beery, Laura Michaelis and Hana Filip. 472 pages.

Articles and Book Chapters

To appear “Singular/Plural contrasts: The case of Informational Object Nouns.” (with Peter Sutton). Proceedings of the Twenty-Second Amsterdam Colloquium 2019, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. To appear “Grammaticalization of Generic Markers.” Habituality and Genericity in Flux. A special issue of Linguistics, edited by Nora Boneh and Łukasz Jedrzejowski. To appear “Lexical Aspect.” Invited contribution to The Blackwell Companion to Semantics, edited by Matthewson, Lisa, Cécile Meier, Hotze Rullman and Ede Zimmermann. Wiley Publishing.

2019 “EXCEED Comparison and A/B Numeral Modifiers in Czech” (with Mojmír Dočekal and Marcin Wągiel). Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL 27). The Stanford University Meeting. Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Slavic Publications. Pp. 418-441. 2018 “Restrictions on Subkind Coercion in Object Mass Nouns” (with Peter Sutton). Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 21, edited by Robert Truswell, Chris Cummins, Caroline Heycock, Brian Rabern, and Hannah Rohde. Pp. 1195-1213. 2017 “Individuation, Reliability and the Mass/Count Distinction” (with Peter Sutton). Journal of Language Modelling 5(2), a special issue edited by Robin Cooper and Christian Retoré. Pp. 303-356. 2017 “Singular Count NPs in Measure Constructions” (with Peter Sutton). SALT 27 (Semantics and Linguistic Theory), Ithaca: CLC Publications, Department of Linguistics, Cornell University. Pp. 340-357.

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2017 “Object Mass Nouns in Japanese” (with Kurt Erbach, Peter Sutton and Kathrin Byrdeck). Proceedings of the 21st Amsterdam Colloquium, edited by Cremers, Alexandre, Thom van Gessel and Floris Roelofsen. Pp.235-244. http://semanticsarchive.net/Archive/jZiM2FhZ/AC2017-Proceedings.pdf 2017 “The Semantics of Perfectivity.” Italian Journal of Linguistics, Vol. 29, Issue 1. Pp. 167-200. DOI 10.26346/1120- 2726-107. 2017 “A probabilistic, mereological account of the mass/count distinction” (with Peter Sutton). Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 10148, edited by Hansen, Helle Hvid, Murray, Sarah E., Sadrzadeh, Mehrnoosh and Henk Zeevat. Springer DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-54332-0. Pp. 146-170. 2016 “Countability: Individuation and Context” (with Peter Sutton). Formal Grammar edited by Foret, Annie, Morrill, Glyn, Muskens, Reinhard, Osswald, Rainer, Pogodalla, Sylvain. Springer DOI: 10.1007/978-3- 662-53042-9. Pp. 290-305. 2016 “Counting in context” (with Peter Sutton). SALT 26 (Semantics and Linguistic Theory) edited by Moroney, Mary, Little, Carol-Rose, Collard, Jacob and Burgdorf, Dan. LSA and CLC Publications.Pp. 350-370. 2016 “Mass/Count Variation: A Mereological, Two-dimensional Semantics” (with Peter Sutton). Baltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic, and Communication 11 edited by Rothstein, Susan. and Jurģis Šķilters. New Prarie Press. DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.4148/1944-3676.1110. 2016 “Vagueness, Overlap, and Countability” (with Peter Sutton). Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 20, edited by Nadine Bade, Polina Berezovskaya and Anthea Schöller, Tübingen (Germany). Pp.730-747. 2014 “Meaning Components in the Constitution of Russian Verbs: Presuppositions or Implicatures?” (with Yulia Zinova). SALT 24 (Semantics and Linguistic Theory), New York University, New York, USA. Pp. 353-372. 2014 “Scalar Implicatures of Russian Verbs” (with Yulia Zinova). In: Szajbel-Keck, Malgorzata, Burns, Roslyn, & Kavitskaya, Darya (eds.) Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics The First Berkeley Meeting 2014. Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, USA. pp. 382-401. 2014 “The Role of Derivational History in Aspect Determination” (with Yulia Zinova). Formal Description of Slavic Languages (FDSL-10), University of Leipzig, Germany. Pp. 595-608. 2014 “Biaspectual Verbs: A Marginal Category?” (with Yulia Zinova). Proceedings of the Tenth Tbilisi Symposium on Language, Logic and Computation, edited by Martin Aher, Emil Jerabek, Daniel Hole and Clemens Kupke. Pp. 310-332. 2012 “Lexical Aspect”, The Oxford Handbook of Tense and Aspect, edited by Robert I. Binnick, Oxford University Press. Pp. 721-751. 2011 “Aspectual Class and Aktionsart.” Semantics: An International Handbook of Natural Language Meaning, edited by Maienborn, Claudia, von Heusinger Klaus and Paul Portner. Berlin and New York: Mouton de Gruyter. Pp. 1186–1217. 2008 “(Tense), aspect, mood and modality - an imperfect 2008 state of the art report.” Unity and Diversity of Languages (with Auwera, Johan van der), edited by Piet van Sterkenburg. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. Pp. 201-214. 2008 “Events and Maximalization.” Theoretical and Crosslinguistic Approaches to the Semantics of Aspect, edited by Susan Rothstein. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. Pp.217-256. 2005 “Measures and Indefinites.” Reference and Quantification: The Partee Effect. Festschrift for Barbara Hall Partee, edited by Gregory N. Carlson and Francis Jeffry Pelletier. CSLI: Stanford, CA. Pp.229-288. 2005 “On Accumulating and Having it All: Perfectivity, Prefixes and Bare Arguments.” Perspectives on Aspect. Studies in Theoretical Psycholinguistics, Volume 32, edited by Henk Verkuyl, Henriette de Swart and Angeliek van Hout. Dordrecht: Springer. Pp. 125-148. 2005 “Telicity as a Semantic Parameter” (with Susan Rothstein). Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL) XIV. The Princeton University Meeting, edited by James Lavine, Steven Franks, Hana Filip and Mila Tasseva- Kurktchieva. Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan Slavic Publications. Pp.139-156. 2004 “Prefixes and the Delimitation of Events.” Journal of Slavic Linguistics 12. Pp.55-101.

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2004 “The Telicity Parameter Revisited.” SALT 14 (Semantics and Linguistic Theory). Ithaca: CLC Publications, Department of Linguistics, Cornell University. Pp. 92-109. 2002 “Circumscribing Referential Domains in Real Time Language Comprehension: Size Matters Only When You Have to Do It” (with Craig Chambers, Michael K. Tanenhaus, Kathleen M. Eberhard and Gregory N. Carlson). Journal of Memory and Language 47. Pp. 30-49. 2002 “Reduced Relatives Judged Hard Require Constraint-Based Analyses” (with Michael K. Tanenhaus, Gregory N. Carlson, Paul D. Allopenna and Joshua Blatt). Lexical Representations in Sentence Processing, edited by Susanne Stevenson and Paola Merlo. John Benjamins: Computational Psycholinguistics Series. Pp.255-279. 2001 “Distributivity Strengthens Reciprocity and Collectivity Weakens It” (with Gregory N. Carlson). Linguistics and Philosophy 24. Pp. 417-466. 2001 “Nominal and Verbal Semantic Structure: Analogies and Interactions.” Language Sciences, Elsevier Science, Ltd. Pp. 453-501. 2001 “The Semantics of Case in Secondary Predication.” SALT 11 (Semantics and Linguistic Theory) edited by Rachel Hastings, Brendan Jackson and Zsofia Zvolenszky. Ithaca: CLC Publications, Department of Linguistics, Cornell University. Pp. 192-211. 2000 “The Quantization Puzzle.” Events as grammatical objects, from the combined perspectives of lexical semantics, logical semantics and syntax, edited by Carol Tenny and James Pustejovsky. Stanford: CSLI Press. Pp.39-91. 1998 “Words and Worlds: The Construction of Context for Definite Reference.” Craig Chambers, Michael K. Tanenhaus, Kathleen M. Eberhard, Gregory N. Carlson and Hana Filip. Proceedings of the Twentieth Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society, edited by M. A. Gernsbacher and S. J. Derry. Mahwah, N.J.: Erlbaum. Pp. 220-225. 1998 “Reduced Relatives: Lexical Constraint-Based Analysis.” Proceedings of the Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistic Society (BLS) 24, edited by Bergen K. Benjamin, Madelaine Plauché and Ashlee C. Bailey. Berkeley: University of California at Berkeley. Pp.57-68. 1997 “Sui Generis Genericity” (with Gregory N. Carlson). Penn Working Papers in Linguistics 4. Philadelphia: The University of Pennsylvania. Pp.91-110. 1997 “Integrating Telicity, Aspect and NP Semantics: The Role of Thematic Structure.” Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL) III. The College Park Meeting 1994, edited by Jindřich Toman. Ann Arbor Michigan Slavic Publications. Pp.61-96. 1996 “Quantification, Aspect and Lexicon.” Proceedings of the ESSLLI '96 Conference on Formal Grammar, edited by Geert-Jan M. Kruijff, Glynn Morrill, and Dick Oehrle. Prague: Charles University. Pp.43-56. 1996 “Psychological Verbs and the Syntax-Semantics Interface.” Conceptual Structure, Discourse and Language, edited by Adele E. Goldberg. Stanford: Center for the Study of Language and Information. Pp.131-147. 1996 “Boundedness in Temporal and Spatial Domains.” Cognitive Linguistics in the Redwoods, edited by Eugene H. Casad and Dirk Geeraerts. Berlin: Mouton-De Gruyter. Pp.655-692. 1994 “Aspect and the Semantics of Noun Phrases.” Tense and Aspect in Discourse, edited by Co Vet and Carl Vetters. Berlin & New York: Mouton De Gruyter. Pp. 227-255. 1994 “Quantificational Morphology.” Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL) II. The MIT Meeting 1993, edited by Sergey Avrutin, Steven Franks and Ljiljana Progovac. Ann Arbor Michigan Slavic Publications. Pp.144- 177. 1993 “On Genericity: A Case Study in Czech.” Proceedings the Berkeley Linguistic Society (BLS) 19, edited by Joshua Guenther and Barbara Kaiser. Berkeley: University of California at Berkeley. Pp.125-142. 1993 “Aspect and the Semantics of Quantity of Verbal and Nominal Expressions.” Proceedings of the Eastern States Conference on Linguistics (ESCOL) 9, edited by Michael Bernstein. Ithaca: Cornell University. Pp.80-91. 1993 “Verbal Aspect and Object Case Marking: A Comparison between Czech and Finnish.” Proceedings of the Western Conference on Linguistics (WECOL) 22, edited by Joel Ashmore Nevis and Vida Samiian. Fresno: California State University. Pp.43-59.

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1992 “Aspect and Interpretation of Nominal Arguments.” Proceedings of the Chicago Linguistic Society (CLS) 28, edited by Costas P. Canakis, Grace P. Chan and Jeanette Marshall Denton. Chicago: The University of Chicago. Pp. 139-158. 1990 “Thematic Roles and Aspect.” Proceedings of the Western Conference on Linguistics (WECOL) 20, edited by Barbara Birch, Katharine Hunt and Vida Samiian. Fresno: California State University. Pp. 88-99. 1989 “Aspectual Properties of the AN-Construction in German.” Tempus - Aspekt - Modus. Die lexikalischen und grammatischen Formen in den germanischen Sprachen (‘Tense - Aspect - Mood. Lexical and Grammatical Forms in the Germanic Languages’). Linguistische Arbeiten, Band 237, edited by Werner Abraham and Theo Janssen. Tübingen: Max Niemeyer Verlag. Pp.259-292. 1989 “The ‘Missing Subjects’ in German.” Proceedings of the Berkeley Linguistics Society (BLS) 15, edited by Kira Hall, Michael Meacham and Richard Shapiro. Berkeley: University of California at Berkeley. Pp. 63-78.

Published Reviews

1997 A review of Cognitive space and linguistic case: Semantic and syntactic categories in English by Izchak M. Schlesinger. Cambridge University Press. 1995. Journal of Linguistics 33:625-631. 1996 A review of Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics. The Ann Arbor Meeting, edited by Jindřich Toman. The Slavic and East European Journal 40:595-596. 1995 A review of Varieties of Czech: Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics edited by Eva Eckert. The Slavic and East European Journal 39:154-156.

Translations

1991 Translation from German into English of “Comments on John Searle: ‘Meaning, Communication, and Representation’” by Jürgen Habermas. In John Searle and his Critics, edited by Ernest Lepore and Robert Van Gulick. Cambridge, Mass. and Oxford, London: Basil Blackwell. Pp. 17-30. 1982 Translation from Russian into German of “Das Haus ohne Dichter” (The House without Poets) by Natalja Rubinstein. Neue Rundschau, 93. Jahrgang. Frankfurt am Main: S. Fischer Verlag. Pp.116-136.

PRESENTATIONS Keynote Addresses 2019 (November) “Genericity with Epistemic Effects.” The 6th International Conference on Grammar and Text. School of Social Sciences and Humanities of NOVA University Lisbon, Portugal. 2018 (November) “Coercion: Container, Portion and Measure Interpretations of Pseudo-Partitives.” OASIS (Ontology As Structured by the Interfaces with Semantics), CNRS Pouchet, Paris, France. 2018 (June) “Event Individuation via Derived Measurement.” Aspect and Argument Structure of Adverbs and Preposition, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain. 2013 (December) “Slavic Aspect: A Constantly Moving Goal.” The 10th European Conference on Formal Description of Slavic Languages (FDSL-10), University of Leipzig, Germany. 2010 (April) “Two Models for Characterizing Genericity?” The 19th Conference on Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics, University of Maryland, USA. 2009 (February) “Parts and wholes in the semantics of aspect.” Conference on The Czech Language in Formal Grammar. Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic. 2008 (December) “Individuation, Quantification and Aspect.” The 7th Conference on Formal Description of Slavic Languages (mid-year session). The Independent University of Moscow. Moscow, Russian Federation. 2004 (June) “Measures and Indefinites.” The 20th Annual Meeting of the Israel Association for Theoretical Linguistics. Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel. 2001 (December) “Aspect, Eventuality Types and NP Semantics in Slavic Languages.” Conference on Perspectives on Aspect. Main organizer: Henk Verkuyl, Utrecht University, the Netherlands.

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Invited Lectures 2020 (January) “Measuring and Counting for Noun and Verb Meanings.” Workshop Nominal and verbal aspect: parallels, interfaces, complementarity, University of Tübingen, Germany. 2019 (October) “Suspicious Minds: Genericity with Epistemic Effects.” University of Ostrava, Czech Republic. 2019 (September) “Informational Object Nouns and the Mass/Count Distinction” (with Peter Sutton). University of Vienna, Austria. 2018 (October) “Characterizing Genericity and Epistemic Commitments.” Invited speaker talk at the workshop on Formal Semantics and Its Interfaces, Faculty of Humanities, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China. 2018 (January) “Individuation, Context and the Mass/Count Distinction” (based on the joint work with Peter Sutton). OASIS Network Workshop: Nominal phrase meaning, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin and Leibniz-ZAS, Berlin, Germany. 2017 (November) “Singular Count NPs in Measure Constructions” (based on the joint work with Peter Sutton). Colloquium talk, Department of Linguistics, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany. 2017 (September) “Singular Count NPs in Measure Constructions” (based on the joint work with Peter Sutton). Semantics Workshop, Organizer: Susan Rothstein, Department of English/Gonda Brain Research Centre, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel. 2016 (November) “Mass/Count Variation: A Two-Dimensional Semantics.” Colloquium talk (based on the joint work with Peter Sutton). Department of Philosophy, Linguistics and Theory of Science, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. 2016 (September) “Restrictions on Subkind Coercion in Superordinate Object Mass Nouns” (based on the joint work with Peter Sutton). Semantics Workshop. Organizer: Susan Rothstein, Department of English, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel. 2015 (October) Department of Linguistics, Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia. Five lectures on aspect, genericity and the mass/count distinction. Moscow, Russian Federation. 2015 (July) “Grammaticalization of Generic Markers.” Workshop on Habituality and Genericity in Flux, at the 22nd International Conference on Historical Linguistics, University of Naples, Italy. 2014 (March) “Generics and Habitual Markers.” Workshop on Slavic Linguistics organized by Susan Rothstein, Department of English/Gonda Brain Research Centre, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel. 2014 (March) “Characterizing Genericity.” Colloquium talk, Department of Linguistics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. 2014 (March) “Weak and Strong Telicity.” Workshop on Identification and Delimitation of Events (DelimitEvent), organized by Lucia Tovena and Marta Donazzan with the support of the Fédération Typologie et Universaux Linguistiques (FR 2559), Université Paris 7, UFR de Linguistique, Paris, France. 2014 (February) “Habituals and Genericity.” Colloquium talk, Department of Linguistics, University of Rochester, USA. 2013 (March) “The Dimension of change: A factor in the robustness of telic interpretations.” Workshop on Slavic Linguistics. Organizer: Susan Rothstein, Department of English/Gonda Brain Research Centre, Bar- Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel. 2012 (March) “Talking generically.” Workshop on Slavic Linguistics. Organizer: Susan Rothstein, Department of English/Gonda Brain Research Centre, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel. 2011 (December) “Measures on Events.” Colloquium talk, Department of Slavic Languages and Department of Linguistics, University of Tübingen, Germany. 2011 (December) “Prefixes and the aspectual structure of verbs.” Workshop on Particle Verbs and Lexical Aspect University of Stuttgart, Germany. 2011 (April) “Sums and Scales.” Workshop on Scalarity in Verb-Based Constructions, Heinrich Heine University,

Düsseldorf, Germany. 2011 (February) “Partial Objects and Imperfectivity.” Conference on Bilingualer Sprachvergleich und Typologie: Tschechisch-Deutsch / Deutsch-Tschechisch (‘Bilingual Comparative Linguistics and Typology: Czech- German / German-Czech‘). University of Regensburg, Germany. 2009 (August) “Characterizing Genericity.” Colloquium talk, University of Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Germany.

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2009 (February) A series of four lectures on aspect, indefinites and genericity. Charles University, Faculty of Arts, Institute of Czech Language and Theory of Communication, Prague, Czech Republic. 2007 (March) “Indefinites.” Department of Linguistics. Princeton University, USA. 2005 (June) “Telicity and Perfectivity.” Workshop on Theoretical and Crosslinguistic Approaches to the Semantics of Aspect. Organizer: Susan Rothstein, Department of English/Gonda Brain Research Centre, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel. 2004 (May) “The Telicity Parameter Revisited.” Department for Scandinavian Linguistics and Literature. University of Oslo, Norway. 2004 (May) “Measures and Indefinites.” Colloquium talk at the Center for Advanced Studies in Theoretical Linguistics. University of Tromsø, Norway. 2003 (September) “Prefixed Verbs and Interpretation of Bare Arguments.” Workshop on Tense and Aspect organized by Gillian Ramchand at the Linguistic Association of Great Britain (LAGB) Autumn Meeting, University of Oxford, United Kingdom. 2003 (February) “Imperfectivity: Its Delimitation in the Slavic Verbal System.” Workshop on Grammatical Polysemy: The Case of Imperfective Aspect in Russian. University of Leipzig, Germany. 2002 (December) “(In)Definite Descriptions.” Department of Linguistics, Université de Genève. Genève, Switzerland. 2002 (January) “Individual-Level Predicates as Restrictors in Generic Quantification.” Linguistics Colloquium. Department of Linguistics, Stanford University, USA. 2001 (November) “Interaction of Genericity, I-level vs. S-level Predicate Distinction and Case Morphology.” Workshop on Genericity. Organizers: Hans-Jürgen Sasse and Leila Behrens, Köln University, Germany. 2001 (July) “The Semantics of Case in Russian Secondary Predicates.” Department of Linguistics, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany. 2001 (May) “The Semantics of Case in Russian Secondary Predicates.” Department of Linguistics, University of Chicago, USA. 1999 (November) “Reduced Relatives: A Lexical Constraint-Based Approach.” Cognitive Science Brownbag Colloquium. Department of Psychology, Northwestern University, USA. 1999 (October) “Reduced Relatives: A Lexical Constraint-Based Approach.” Linguistics Colloquium. Department of Linguistics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA. 1997 (July) Commentator on the presentations by Sabine Iatridou and Alessandro Zucchi. Workshop on Crosslinguistic Variation in Semantics. Organizers: Gennaro Chierchia, Sally McConnell-Ginet and Molly Diesing. 1997 Summer Institute, Linguistic Society of America, Cornell University, USA. 1997 (June) “Aspect and Aktionsart in Slavic Languages.” Workshop on Events as Grammatical Objects, From the Combined Perspectives of Lexical Semantics, Logical Semantics and Syntax. Organizer: Carol Tenny. 1997 Summer Institute, Linguistic Society of America, Cornell University, USA. 1997 (March) “Sui Generis Genericity.” Linguistics Colloquium. Department of Linguistics, State University of New York at Buffalo, USA. 1996 (April) “Aspect and Lexical Quantification.” Department of Linguistics, University of Amherst at Massachusetts, USA. 1992 (May) “Verbal Aspect and Nominal Argument Interpretation.” Linguistics Colloquium. Department of Linguistics, The University of Texas at Austin, USA. 1989 (May) “A Semantic Analysis of German BE-verbs.” Symposium on Cognitive Linguistics. Universität Duisburg, Germany. 1988 (June) “Aspectual Properties of the AN-Construction in German.” Seventh Groningen Round-table: ‘Tense- Aspect-Modus.’ [Typology of the Lexical and Grammatical Forms in the Germanic Languages.] Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, the Netherlands.

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Conference and Workshop Lectures, Posters 2019 (December) “Singular/Plural contrasts: The case of Informational Object Nouns.” (with Peter Sutton). The Twenty-Second Amsterdam Colloquium, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. 2019 (October) “Aspectual Forms in Generic Sentences.” The 16th conference of the Slavic Cognitive Linguistics Association (SCLC-2019), Harvard University, USA. 2019 (September) “Informational Object Nouns and the Mass/Count Distinction” (with Peter Sutton). TbiLLC 2019: The Thirteenth International Tbilisi Symposium on Language, Logic and Computation, Batumi, Georgia. 2019 (September) “Informational Object Nouns and the Mass/Count Distinction” (with Peter Sutton). The twelfth conference on Syntax, Phonology and Language Analysis (SinFonIJA), Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic. 2019 (September) “Informational Object Nouns and the Mass/Count Distinction” (with Peter Sutton). Sinn und Bedeutung 24. University of Osnabrück, Germany. 2019 (February) “Informational object Nouns and the mass/count distinction” (with Peter Sutton). Berkeley Linguistics Society Workshop: Countability Distinctions. University of Califonia at Berkeley, Berkeley, USA. 2018 (May) “Exceed comparison and A/B numeral modifiers in Czech” (with Mojmír Dočekal and Marcin Wągiel). The 27th annual meeting of Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics, Stanford University, USA. 2018 (March) “Object Mass Nouns in Japanese” (with Kurt Erbach, Peter Sutton and Kathrin Byrdeck). Workshop on One-to-many relations in morphology, syntax, and semantics, organized by Berthold Crysmann. The 40th Annual Meeting of the German Linguistic Society (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft), Stuttgart, Germany. 2018 (January) “Object Mass Nouns in Japanese.” (with Kurt Erbach, Peter Sutton and Kathrin Byrdeck). Poster at the 92nd Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Salt Lake City, USA.

2017 (December) “Object Mass Nouns in Japanese.” (with Kurt Erbach, Peter Sutton and Kathrin Byrdeck). The 21st Amsterdam Colloquium, the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC) of the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. 2017 (November) “Coercion: Container, Contents and Measure Readings” (with Peter Sutton). Workshop on Approaches to Coercion and Polysemy, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway. 2017 (September) “Hungarian measure phrases, bare singular nouns, and mass/count distinction” (with Kurt Erbach and Peter Sutton). TbiLLC 2017: The 12th International Tbilisi Symposium on Language, Logic and Computation, Lagodekhi, Georgia. 2017 (May) “Singular Count NPs in Measure Constructions” (with Peter Sutton). Poster at SALT 27 (Semantics and Linguistic Theory), University of Maryland, College Park, USA. 2017 (March) “Mass-to-count coercion in ‘granular’ nouns” (with Peter Sutton). Workshop on Coercion Across Linguistic Field. The 39th Annual Conference of the German Linguistic Society, Saarbrücken, Germany. 2017 (March) “Object Mass Nouns in Japanese” (with Kathrin Byrdeck, Kurt Erbach, Peter Sutton). The 18th Szklarska Poręba Workshop on the Roots of Pragmasemantics, Szklarska Poręba, Poland. 2016 (October) “Perfectivity: A Cross-Linguistic Perspective.“ Workshop on Verbal aspect in contrast: Evidence from Slavic, Romance and Germanic languages, The Norwegian Institute in Rome, Italy. 2016 (September) “Restrictions on Subkind Coercion.” The 6th Annual Bar-Ilan Slavic/Semantics Workshop. Organizer: Susan Rothstein, Department of English/Gonda Brain Research Centre, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel. 2016 (September) “Restrictions on Subkind Coercion in Superordinate Object Mass Nouns” (with Peter Sutton). Sinn und Bedeutung 21, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 2016 (August) “The Semantics of Perfectivity.” Workshop on The profile of event delimitation. Organizers: Lucia. M. Tovena (Université Paris VII) and Marta Donazzan (University of Cologne). The 49th Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea. University of Naples Federico II, Naples, Italy. 2016 (August) “Countability: Individuation and Context” (with Peter Sutton). The 21st Conference on Formal Grammar, associated with The 28th European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information (ESSLLI), Bolzano, Italy.

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2016 (June) “Countability: Vagueness and the Resolution of Overlap in Context” (with Peter Sutton). Workshop on Countability, organized by the SFB 991 (Collaborative Research Centre 991) project “Frame-Based Analysis of Countability”, University of Düsseldorf, Germany. 2016 (May) “Counting in context” (with Peter Sutton). Poster at SALT 26 (Semantics and Linguistic Theory), The University of Texas at Austin, USA. 2015 (December) “Mass/Count Variation: A mereological, two-dimensional semantics” (with Peter Sutton). 11th International Symposium of Cognition, Logic and Communication; Number: Cognitive, Semantic and Crosslinguistic Approaches. University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia. 2015 (November) “Towards a Typology of Perfective Operators.” The Aspectual Semantic Zone: Typology of Systems and Scripts of Diachronic Progresses. Kyoto Sangyo University, Japan. 2015 (September) “A probabilistic, mereological account of the mass/count distinction” (with Peter Sutton). TbiLLC 2015: The Eleventh International Tbilisi Symposium on Language, Logic and Computation, Tbilisi, Georgia. 2015 (September) “Countability in probabilistic mereological type theory with records” (with Peter Sutton). Semantics and Philosophy in Europe. 8th Colloquium. Cambridge, United Kingdom. 2015 (September) “Vagueness, Overlap, and Countability” (with Peter Sutton). (Poster). Sinn und Bedeutung 20, Tübingen, Germany. 2015 (August) “Probabilistic Mereological TTR and the Mass/Count Distinction” (with Peter Sutton). Workshop on Type Theory and Lexical Semantics, ESSLLI 2015, Barcelona, Spain. 2015 (August) “Grammaticalization of Generic Markers.” Workshop on Habituality and Genericity in Flux, organized by Nora Boneh and Łukasz Jedrzejowski. The 22nd International Conference on Historical Linguistics. University of Naples Federico II, Naples, Italy. 2014 (June) “Perfectivity as Maximization over Event Stages” (with Daniel Altshuler). Chronos 11. 11th International Conference on Actionality, Tense, Aspect, Modality/Evidentiality. Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, Italy. 2014 (June) “Meaning Components in the Constitution of Russian Verbs: Presuppositions or implicatures?” (with Yulia Zinova). SALT 24 (Semantics and Linguistic Theory), New York University, New York, USA. 2014 (May) “Scalar Implicatures of Russian Verbs” (with Yulia Zinova). Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 23, University of California at Berkeley, Berkely, USA. 2013 (December) “The Role of Derivational History in Aspect Determination” (with Yulia Zinova). The 10th European Conference on Formal Description of Slavic Languages (FDSL-10), University of Leipzig, Germany. 2013 (September) “Predicting the Grammatical Aspect Category in Russian” (with Yulia Zinova). Workshop on Aspect held at the 10th International Tbilisi Symposium on Language, Logic and Computation (TbiLLC), Gudauri, Georgia. 2012 (December) “Dimensions of Telicity.” Workshop on Aspect Across Languages, held as part of the Australian Linguistic Society Annual Conference (ALS 2012), Perth, Australia. 2009 (May) “Habituals and Q-adverbs.” Conference on Genericity: Interpretation and Uses. École normale supérieure, Paris, France. 2009 (April) “Imperfectivity and genericity: A non-reductionist analysis.” Workshop on Imperfective Form and Imperfective Meaning. Department of Linguistics, Yale University, USA. 2008 (July) “Telicity by Parts, Degrees and Ends.” 18th International Congress of Linguists, Seoul, South Korea. 2007 (December) “Indefinites in Slavic: A cross-linguistic and Slavic perspective.” The Annual Meeting of the American Association of Teachers of East European Languages (AATSEEL). Chicago, USA. 2005 (December) “Negative Yes/No-questions with the positive epistemic implicature.” The Annual Meeting of the American Association of Teachers of East European Languages (AATSEEL). Washington, DC., USA. 2005 (May) “Telicity as a Semantic Parameter.” Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL 14). Princeton University, Princeton, USA. 2004 (January) “The Semantic Structure of Prefixed Verbs and their Arguments.” Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Boston, USA. 2001 (May) “The Semantics of Case in Russian Secondary Predicates.” SALT 11 (Semantics and Linguistic Theory), New York University, New York, USA.

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2000 (October) “The Semantics of Case in Russian Secondary Predicates” (with Chris Kennedy). Workshop on Predicative Constructions, Zentrum für Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft (‘Center for General Linguistics’). Berlin, Germany. 1998 (May) “Context for Definite Reference: An Experimental Account” (with Craig Chambers, Michael K. Tanenhaus, Gregory N. Carlson). The Annual Meeting of the Canadian Linguistics Association. Ottawa, Canada. 1998 (March) “Reduced Relatives Judged Hard Refute Lexical Syntactic Analysis.” (with Michael K. Tanenhaus, Gregory N. Carlson, Paul D. Allopenna and Joshua Blatt). The Eleventh Annual CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing. New Brunswick, N. J., USA. 1998 (March) “Uniqueness and Referential Domains” (with Craig Chambers, Michael K. Tanenhaus, Kathleen M. Eberhard, Gregory N. Carlson). Poster presented at The Eleventh Annual CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing. New Brunswick, N. J., USA. 1998 (February) “Lexical Constraint-Based Approach to Reduced Relatives.” The Twenty-Fourth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society. University of California at Berkeley, USA. 1998 (January) “The Quantization Puzzle.” Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, New York, USA. 1998 (January) “Definites, Indefinites and the On-Line Construction of Referential Domains” (with Craig Chambers, Michael K. Tanenhaus, Gregory N. Carlson). Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, New York, USA. 1997 (December) “Distributivity Strengthens Reciprocity and Collectivity Weakens It” (with Gregory N. Carlson. Conference on Semantics organized by Edit Doron and Fred Landman. Jerusalem, Israel. 1997 (April) “Constraint-Based Approach to Aspect Shift and Coercion.” The Thirty-Third Annual Meeting of Chicago Linguistic Society. Chicago, USA. 1997 (February) “Sui Generis Genericity” (with Gregory N. Carlson). The Twenty-First Penn Linguistics Colloquium. The University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, USA. 1995 (January) “Psychological Verbs and the Syntax-Semantics Interface.” Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, New Orleans, USA. 1994 (November) “Psychological Verbs and Conceptual Structure.” Conference on Conceptual Structure, Discourse and Language. University of California at San Diego. La Jolla, USA. 1994 (May) “Integrating Telicity, Aspect and NP Semantics: The Role of Thematic Structure.” A symposium on Aspect: Current Perspectives sponsored by the University of California at Los Angeles Center for European and Russian Studies and Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, Los Angeles, USA. 1994 (May) “Integrating Telicity, Aspect and NP Semantics: The Role of Thematic Structure.” The Third Annual Workshop on Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics, University of Maryland, College Park, USA. 1993 (May) “Quantificational Morphology.” The Second Annual Workshop on Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Boston, USA. 1993 (February) “Habitual and Generic Sentences: A Case Study in Czech.” The Nineteenth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society. University of California at Berkeley, USA. 1993 (January) “Habitual and Generic Sentences: A Case Study in Czech.” Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Los Angeles, USA. 1992 (November) “Event Structure and Semantics of Nominal Expressions.” Conference on The Relationship between Linguistic and Conceptual Representation organized by the Max-Planck Institute, Nijmegen, and the Linguistic Society of Belgium. Antwerp, Belgium. 1992 (November) “Aspect and the Semantics of Quantity of Nominal and Verbal Expressions.” The Ninth Eastern States Conference on Linguistics, State University of New York at Buffalo. Buffalo, USA. 1992 (November) “Verbal Aspect and Object Case Marking: A Comparison between Czech and Finnish.” Cognitive Linguistics Workshop, University of California at San Diego, La Jolla, and University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, USA. 1992 (October) “Verbal Aspect and Object Case Marking: A Comparison between Czech and Finnish.” The Twenty- Second Western Conference on Linguistics. The University of Arizona at Tucson, USA. 1992 (April) “Aspect and Interpretation of Nominal Arguments.” The Twenty-Eighth Annual Meeting of Chicago Linguistic Society. The University of Chicago, USA.

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1991 (July) “Aspect and Individuation.” Second International Cognitive Linguistics Association Conference. University of California at Santa Cruz, USA. 1991 (May) “The Role of ‘Incremental Theme’ in the Constitution of Aspect Semantics.” The Fifth Annual Cognitive Linguistics Workshop. The University of California at San Diego, USA. 1990 (October) “Thematic Roles and Aktionsart.” The Twentieth Western Conference on Linguistics. The University of Texas at El Paso, USA. 1989 (December) “Nominal Reference and Aspect: Aspectually Determined Sort-Shifting in Czech.” Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Washington, D.C, USA. 1989 (February) “The ‘Missing Subjects’ in German.” The Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society. University of California at Berkeley, USA. 1987 (October) “German BE-verbs Revisited.” The First Annual Cognitive Linguistics Workshop. University of California at Berkeley, USA.

TEACHING

Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Department of Linguistics (Germany) 2010-present Graduate seminars on the semantics and syntax of grammatical aspect and aspectual classes, lexical semantics, scalarity, possessive and quantified NPs/DPs, mass/count distinction, the grammar of measurement in the nominal and verbal domain, distributivity, genericity. Undergraduate introductions to linguistics, semantics, pragmatics, symbolic logic.

University of Florida, Department of Linguistics, Department of Philosophy, 2005-2010 Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures (USA) Research Seminars in Formal Semantics (graduate) Formal Semantics (graduate)

Morphology (graduate)

Pragmatics (graduate) Lexical Semantics (graduate/undergraduate)

Typology (graduate/undergraduate) Topics in Computational Linguistics (graduate/undergraduate) Structure of Slavic Languages (graduate/undergraduate)

Formal Analysis of Words and Sentences (undergraduate)

Words, Meaning and Thought (undergraduate) Language of Advertising (undergraduate) Introduction to Linguistics Meaning (undergraduate)

Stanford University, Department of Linguistics 2001 – 2002 Graduate Research Seminars: (i) Semantics and Syntax of Aspect; (ii) Genericity Semantics and Pragmatics (graduate/undergraduate) Introduction to Linguistics Meaning (undergraduate)

Northwestern University, Department of Linguistics 1999-2001 Graduate Research Seminars in Semantics and Pragmatics Formal Semantics (graduate) Pragmatics (graduate) Morphology (graduate) Lexical Semantics and Typology (graduate/undergraduate) Formal Analysis of Words and Sentences (undergraduate)

University of Rochester, Department of Linguistics (USA) 1996-1999 Graduate Research Seminars: (i) Ellipsis; (ii) Discourse Representation Theory Semantics and Generative Grammar (graduate/undergraduate)

Lexical Semantics (graduate/undergraduate) Introduction to Romance Languages (graduate/undergraduate)

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People and Their Language (undergraduate)

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Linguistics (USA) 1995-1996 Research Seminar: Advanced Topics in Formal Semantics (graduate)

Pragmatics (graduate) Language and the Study of Meaning (graduate) Topics in Formal Semantics (graduate)

Introduction to Linguistics (undergraduate)

ADVISING: PhD THESES

Germany: Heinrich Heine University, Department of Linguistics, Düsseldorf 2019 Kurt Erbach, “Object Mass Nouns: A Frame Based Analysis.” Chair. 2016 Yulia Zinova, “Russian Verbal Prefixation: A Frame Semantic Analysis.” Committee member, chair: Laura Kallmeyer. 2015 Zsofia Gyarmathy, “Achievements, durativity and scales.” Chair. Awarded the Drupa Preis 2016, The Best PhD Thesis of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Philosophische Fakultät), Heinrich Heine University. 2015 Adrian Czardybon, “Definiteness in a Language without Articles - A Study on Polish.” Committee member, chair: Sebastian Löbner. 2014 Jens Fleischhauer, “Degree gradation of verbs.” Committee member, chair: Sebastian Löbner. 2011 Janet L. Allen, “A Role and Reference Grammar Analysis of Kankanaey.” Committee member, chair: Robert van Valin. 2011 Anja, Latrouite, “Voice and Case in Tagalog: the coding of prominence and orientation.” Committee member, chair: Robert van Valin.

MEMBER OF PhD COMMITTEES (SELECTED)

Germany: Humboldt University

2020 Karolina Zuchewicz, Department of Linguistics, “On the veridicality of perfective clause-embedding verbs in Polish: A unified aspect-based analysis of incremental theme verbs with nominal and propositional complements.” Chairs: Luka Szucsich (Department of Slavic Linguistics and Hungarian Studies) and Manfred Krifka (Department of German Language and Linguistics, and Leibniz-Zentrum Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft).

Norway: University of Oslo

2013 Silje Susanne Alvestad, Department of Literature, Area Studies and European Languages, “Beware of fakes! Fake imperfectives in the Slavic imperative.” Chair: Atle Grønn.

United States: University of Florida, Gainesville

2011 Shawn Burtoft, Department of Philosophy, “Cognitive Significance and Coextensionality.” Chair: John Biro. 2011 Carlos Bernal, Department of Philosophy, “The Concept and the Nature of Law: A non-positivistic Theory of Law in Terms of Collective Intentionality.” Chair: Kirk Ludwig. 2010 Casey Woodling, Department of Philosophy, “Topics in the Philosophy of Mind.” Chair: John Biro. 2010 Marija Jankovic, Department of Philosophy, “Conventional Meaning.” Chair: Kirk Ludwig. 2009 Vinh Nghiem, Department of Computer and Information Science and Engineering, “Internet Search Modeling.” Chair: Paul Fishwick.

Israel 2017 Keren Khrizman, Department of English, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, “Numerous Issues in the Semantics of Numeral Constructions in Russian.” Chair: Susan Rothstein.

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2008 Olga Kagan, Department of English, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, “On the Semantics of Structural Case.” Chair: Edit Doron. 2006 Paul Braginsky, Department of English, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, “The Semantics of the Prefix za- in Russian: An Inchoative Interpretation vs. a Completed Interpretation.” Chair: Susan Rothstein.

The Czech Republic: Charles University, Prague 2011 Eva Lehečková, Department of Linguistics, “Telicity and Scalarity of deadjectival verbs in Czech.” Chair: Oldřich Uličný.

ADVISING: M.A. Theses (a selection, Heinrich Heine University, Department of Linguistics, Düsseldorf) present Maximilian Gottwein, Fabienne Heidrich, Lara Vanessa Möllmann, Isabel Schüller (in progress). 2018 Anna Ogorodnikova, “Aspectual Composition in Russian”. 2017 Katrin Eichberg, “Ermittlung eines minimalen Sets von Stilmerkmalen für die Autoridentifikation am Beispiel von Heinrich Mann und Thomas Mann” (The Determination of a minimal set of stylistic features for the authorship identification: A case study - Heinrich Mann and Thomas Mann). 2017 Katrin Priemer, “Mehrdeutigkeiten in AGB – Eine Untersuchung der Facebook AGB” (Vagueness of general terms of use – an exploration of Facebook general terms of use). 2017 Lena Schwarz, “Issues in Pragmatics and Forensic Linguistics.” 2015 Dana Römling, “Vagueness in the Interpretation of Statutes.” 2014 Sabine Reuters, “Akzentbeurteilung beim Fremdsprachenakzentsyndrom – eine exemplarische Perzeptionsstudie.” 2014 Saskia Stiefeling, “Subject Causers in German and English.” 2014 Elizabeth Morgner, “Coreference in Generic Sentences:A German Case Study.” 2014 Thomas Brochhagen, “Mereology and Natural Language Semantics.” 2012 Ewelina Lamparska, “Höflichkeitsformen der polnischen, kaschubischen und der deutschen Sprache im Vergleich.”

EDITORIAL ACTIVITIES

Member of Editorial and Advisory Boards 2018-present Open Access advisory board member 2016-present The LINGUIST List Advisory Board 2012–present Semantics and Pragmatics

2006–present Journal of Slavic Linguistics

Reviewer of Grants National Science Foundation (USA), Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Israel Science Foundation, German National Science Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) (Germany), L'Agence Nationale de la Recherche (France).

Program Committees 2009-12 Member of the Linguistic Society of America (LSA) Program Committee. 2008 (July) Co-organizer (with Johan van der Auwera, University of Antwerp, Belgium), ‘Tense, Aspect, and Modality’ session, The 18th International Congress of Linguists, Seoul, South Korea. Recurrent SALT 27 (Semantics and Linguistics Theory), SLE 2017 (Societas Linguistica Europaea), NELS 2017 (North East Linguistic Society), FASL 26 (Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics), Event Structures in Linguistic Form and Interpretation (2004, University of Leipzig, Germany).

Reviewer of Conference Abstracts

BLS (Berkeley Linguistic Society), CLS (Chicago Linguistic Society), CHRONOS, Cognitive Science, CSDL (Conceptual Structure, Discourse & Language), CSSP (Le Colloque de Syntaxe et Sémantique à Paris), CUNY (Sentence Processing

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Conference), ESCOL (Eastern States Conference on Linguistics), FASL (Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics), FDSL (Formal Description of Slavic Languages), GLOW (Generative Linguistics in the Old World), ICLC (International Cognitive Linguistics Association), LSA (Linguistic Society of America) Annual Meeting, NELS (North East Linguistic Society), SALT (Semantics and Linguistic Theory), Sinn und Bedeutung (‘Sense and Reference’, Germany), SLE (Societas Linguistica Europaea), TbiLLC (Tbilisi Symposium on Language, Logic and Computation), WCCFL (West Coast Conference in Formal Linguistics).

Reviewer of Peer-Reviewed Journals Applied Psycholinguistics, Cognitive Linguistics, Computational Linguistics, Constructions and Frames, Journal of English Linguistics, Journal of Linguistics, Journal of Semantics, Journal of Slavic Linguistics, Language, Lingua, Linguistics, Linguistics and Philosophy, Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, Natural Language Semantics, Slavic and East European Journal, Southwest Journal of Linguistics, Studies in Language, Syntax, Word Structure.

Reviewer of Book Manuscripts Oxford University Press (Oxford, United Kingdom), Basil Blackwell (Oxford, United Kingdom), Center for the Studies of Language and Information (CSLI, Stanford University, Stanford, USA), John Benjamins Publishing Company, (Amsterdam, the Netherlands).

Reviewer of Book Chapters In Cross-Linguistic Perspectives on the Semantics of Quantification, edited by Lisa Matthewson, Elsevier (Amsterdam); Constructions and language change, edited by Alex Bergs and Gabriele Diewald, Mouton de Gruyter (Berlin); Semi-lexical categories: The Function of Content Words and the Content of Function Words, edited by Norbert Corver and Henk van Riemsdijk, Mouton de Gruyter (Berlin).

Reviewer of Conference Proceedings Papers

CHRONOS 8, FASL (Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics), FDSL (Formal Description of Slavic Languages), Poznan Linguistic Meeting.

WORKSHOP ORGANIZATION 2017 (March) Coercion Across Linguistic Fields (with Laura Kallmeyer), Annual Meeting of the German Linguistic Society (DGfS - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft), Saarbrücken, Germany. 2016 (June) Countability. Organizer, sponsored by the Department of Linguistics and the Collaborative Research Center 991 at the Heinrich Heine University. 2013 (September) Countability in the Nominal and Verbal Domain. Co-organizer with Christian Horn (Ph.D. student, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf), sponsored by the Department of Linguistics and the Collaborative Research Center 991 at the Heinrich Heine University. 2000 (August) Paths and Telicity in Event-structure. Co-organizer with Gregory N. Carlson (University of Rochester, USA), in connection with ESSLLI 2000, the Twelfth European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information. University of Birmingham, United Kingdom.

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES

Heinrich Heine University 2019-present ständige Vertreterin der Gleichstellungsbeauftragten der Philosophischen Fakultät (deputy of the equality representative of the College of the Liberal Arts and Sciences) 2019-present ständige Vertreterin des Senats der Philosophische Fakultät (deputy member of the Senate of the College of the Liberal Arts and Sciences) 2017-present Tenure Committee der Philosophischen Fakultät (Tenure Committee of the College of the Liberal Arts and Sciences) 2015-present University Senate Committee (Studienkommission des Senats)

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2014-2019 Habilitationsausschuß der Philosophischen Fakultät (Habilitation Committee of the College of the Liberal Arts and Sciences) 2017-2019 Promotionsausschuß der Philosophischen Fakultät (Ph.D. committee of the College of the Liberal Arts and Sciences) 2013-2017 Fakultätsrat (Steering Committee of the College of the Liberal Arts and Sciences) 2012–2014 Director of Master’s Studies in Linguistics, Department of Linguistics and Information Studies

University of Florida COLLEGE LEVEL 2009–10 Chair of the Curriculum Committee, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) 2009–10 Member, CLAS Curriculum Committee 2009–10 Member, CLAS Steering Committee 2008–10 Member, CLAS Nominating Committee 2005–09 Member, CLAS Constitution Review Committee 2005–09 Secretary, CLAS Faculty Assembly and Steering Committee

DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES, LITERATURES AND CULTURES 2009–10 Curriculum Committee

DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS

2006–09 Chair, Curriculum Committee

DEPARTMENT OF GERMANIC AND SLAVIC STUDIES 2006–07 Graduate Studies Committee (Germanic Section) 2006–07 German Grammar Clinic Advisor 2005–06 Slavic Search Committee and Germanic Search Committee 2005–06 Committee to revise Undergraduate Slavic Curriculum

CENTER FOR EUROPEAN STUDIES 2009–10 Course Development and Enhancement Committee 2008–09 Travel Grant Committee 2007–08 Colloquium Committee 2006–07 By–Laws Committee 2006–07 Committee for the development of the core course ‘EUS 2001 – The European Experience – a Humanities Perspective’ 2006–07 CES Colloquium Scheduling Committee 2005–06 Graduate Student Selection Committee

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

1986–present Linguistic Society of America 2006–present Slavic Linguistic Society 2012–present German Linguistic Society (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft, DGfS) 2011–2015 German Association of University Professors and Lecturers (Deutscher Hochschulverband) 2006–2009 American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages.

LANGUAGES

Native competence: Czech, English Near–native: German, Slovak Reading and speaking competence: French, Italian, Russian Reading competence: Polish, Latin, Vietnamese

CONSULTATIONS

2001–present. Lexicon Branding, Sausalito, California, USA: http://www.lexicon–branding.com/