Subproject 3: Mismatches in binding and coreference

PI: Univ.-Prof. Dr Susanne Wurmbrand

Project staff:

  • Franziska Keller, BSc., M.A.
  • Dr Filipe Hisao de Salles Kobayashi
  • Caroline Gardner, BA (student assistant)

  • Anita Riedl, BA BA MA 

     

Output:

Publications

  • Elliott, Patrick D. and Kobayashi, Filipe. 2024. Ignorance under attitudes. Proceedings of the Amsterdam Colloquium.
  • Onea, Edgar, Filipe Kobayashi, and Susanne Wurmbrand. To appear. No. Italian Journal of Linguistics.
  • Wurmbrand, Susanne. 2024. the size of clausal complements. Annual Review of Linguistics 10: 59-83.

Presentations

  • Keller, Franziska. 2024. Resolving the Broken plural puzzle in Arabic. Talk, Austrian Linguistics ConferenceInnsbruck.
  • Riedl, Anita. 2024. can surprisecombine with whether-clauses in German? Talk, Austrian Linguistics Conference, Innsbruck.
  • Kobayashi, Filipe. 2024. Structuring Concealed Questions. Talk given at MIT.
  • Kobayashi, Filipe. 2024. Interpreting NPs as predicates of individual concepts. Talk given at Rutgers University.
  • Kobayashi, Filipe. 2024. Quantification uncovered. Invited talk to the Meaning in Language Colloquium, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf.
  • Kobayashi, Filipe. 2024. Interpreting NPs as predicates of individual concepts. Invited talk at the Leibniz Centre for General Linguistics (ZAS).
  • Elliott, Patrick D. and Kobayashi, Filipe. 2024. Ignorance under attitudes. Poster, Amsterdam Colloquium.
  • Wurmbrand, Susanne. 2024. Interspersing A- and A′-movement: First A, then A′ Invited talk, Locality and the argument/adjunct distinction: Structure-building vs. structure-enrichment, Göttingen.
  • Wurmbrand, Susanne. 2024. A syntactic approach to tense in complementation and beyond. Invited talk, Fourth International Conference on Adverbial Clauses: Adverbial Clauses in Argument Positions, Berlin.
  • Wurmbrand, Susanne. 2024. commentator on the panel Theoretical approaches to variation. Leiden/Bielefeld Workshop on Comparative Syntax.
  • Wurmbrand, Susanne. 2024. Wunderkammer Sprache: Unity behind diversity. Inaugural lecture, Paris Lodron University of Salzburg.
  • Wurmbrand, Susanne. 2025 (January). The advantages and disadvantages of AI-a linguistic perspective. Invited outreach talk, Business and Professional Women (BPW), Salzburg.
  • Wurmbrand, Susanne. 2025 (January). A syntactic perspective on tense dependencies. Colloquium talk, Potsdam University.
  • Wurmbrand, Susanne. 2025 (January). Lecture series on tense and complementation. University of Potsdam.
  • Wurmbrand, Susi. 2025 (August). The mapping of syntax to PF and LF—A redundancy and deficiency approach: Syntactic model of Tense and Aspect. Keynote lecture at SICOGG 27, Seoul.
  • Wurmbrand, Susi. 2025 (August). The mapping of syntax to PF and LF—A redundancy and deficiency approach: Synthesis vs. cartography in clause structure. Keynote lecture at SICOGG 27, Seoul.
  • Wurmbrand, Susi. 2025 (August). The mapping of syntax to PF and LF—A redundancy and deficiency approach: A Redundancy and deficiency model of grammar. Keynote lecture at SICOGG 27, Seoul.
  • Wurmbrand, Susi. 2025 (August). PF−LF mismatches in Pronouns. Lecture series, Sogang University, Seoul.
  • Wurmbrand, Susi, Filipe Hisao Kobayashi, Caroline Gardner, Franziska Keller and Anita Riedl. 2025 (June). The Morphosyntax of Fake Indexicals. Invited talk, Workshop on Indexicality, Geneva.
  • Wurmbrand, Susi, Filipe Hisao Kobayashi, Caroline Gardner, Franziska Keller and Anita Riedl. 2025 (May). Fake indexicals in relative clauses. Plenary talk, 25th Annual International Conference (AICED 25), Bucharest.

Upcoming:

  • Kobayashi, Filipe Hisao, Caroline Gardner, Franziska Keller, Anita Riedl, and Susi Wurmbrand. 2025 (October). Fake indexicals in relative clauses: licensing by phase. 56th North East Linguistic Society Annual Meeting (NELS 56; poster presentation), New York.

Workshops, courses, and seminars

  • Kobayashi, Filipe Hisao and Susi Wurmbrand. 2025. The Morphology, Syntax and Semantics of Fake Phi-features in Pronouns. Seminar at The NYI Global Institute of Cultural, Cognitive, and Linguistic Studies (V-NYI 10; virtual July).