Linguistics PhD candidate @ Stanford. syntax + interpretation. she-her.
world of evaluation
Joined January 2020
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I'm really excited to share with you all my first ever publication, which appears in Glossa! The paper is on Why-VP clauses as in: Why (not) scroll on twitter all day? 😏
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Catch me at GLOW47 discussing Negative Concord—because apparently, saying no once just isn’t enough. glowlinguistics.org/47/progr…
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Loved catching up with the UCSC Linguistics folks! Got to share what I’m working on in my dissertation and chat about all the highs (and lows) of research life.
Interview with Anissa Zaitsu whascling.sites.ucsc.edu/202…
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Dakota Johnson weighs in on fieldwork methodology: "isn't every sentence out of context out of context?"
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NYU A&S linguist @champoll was called for semantics expertise in a Supreme Court deportation case. He led a team from @Stanford and @ucdavis reviewing an immigration statute where the words “not” and “or” combine for “a textbook case of ambiguity.” as.nyu.edu/nyu-as/as/feature…
Good things about being a linguist: knowing some things about language
Bad things about being a linguist: talking to non-linguists who think they know things about language :/
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Horn, Ladusaw, and Potts, among others, are cited in this marketing science article that says using negationS (I always though negation was more mass-noun-y) in brand messaging increase engagement (!!!) really funny to see non-linguists talk about this.
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i decided to take an internship this summer instead of summer funding from my program. i've still been able to submit abstracts and make small progress on research topics; without pressure to make A LOT of progress in a small amount of time, i feel like i'm thriving
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