I'm a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Linguistics at Rutgers University. I spend most of my days thinking about the formal approach to language meaning, with special interests in the dynamic perspective on semantic interpretation and cross-linguistic variations in this respect. I have worked on a variety of empirical issues, including quantification, anaphora, eventualities, and clausal embedding. Currently I'm writing a dissertation (advised by Simon Charlow) exploring a dynamic, two-dimensional approach to comparatives.
Papers
CLS 54 proceedings
Presentations
Upcoming
at Sinn und Bedeutung 26
May 8, 2021
at SALT 31
April 7 - 20, 2020
at GLOW 43
May 7, 2018
Quantified exhaustiveness in embedded questions
at NYU workshop: foundational topics in semantics
April 27, 2018
at CLS54
June 17, 2017
Mandarin verbal classifiers and pseudo-incorporation
at NACCL-29
April 2, 2016
at RULing 2016
Teaching
2017 fall
Intro to ling theory
as Teaching Assistant
2018 spring - 2019 fall
Intro to ling theory
as Independent Instructor
2021 spring
Invented languages
as Independent Instructor
2021 summer
Intro to ling theory
as Co-instructor
Contact
Department of Linguistics
18 Seminary Place
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
ang dot li dot aimee at rutgers dot edu