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  • Nathan Klinedinst, Yasuatada Sudo, Wataru Uegaki and Patrick Elliott at NELS 47,  UMass Amherst, 14-16 October

'Predicates of relevance and theories of question embedding'

  • Patrick Elliott at LAGB Annual meeting, York, September 6-9

'Cumulative readings beyond nominals' (with Andrea Nicolae- ZAS)

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'Explaining explain: embedded declaratives as modifiers'


  •  A number of researchers from the Linguistics department will be presenting their work at the Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing (AMLaP) conference in Bilbao, Spain, on September 1-3, 2016.

· “Eye-tracking evidence for active gap-filling regardless of dependency length” by Yangzi Zhou (former MA Linguistics student), Rosanna Todd (former BA Linguistics student) & Wing-Yee Chow

· “Cooperation and Quantity Implicatures” by Giulio Dulcinati & Nausicaa Pouscoulous

· “Through the eyes of a teenager: Real-time Theory of Mind inferences in language comprehension” by Irene Symeonidou, Heather J. Ferguson, Iroise Dumontheil, Wing Yee Chow & Richard Breheny

· “What would a compositional hearer do? - controlling for prior expectations in visual world timecourse studies” by Chao Sun & Richard Breheny

Please see the conference website for further information.

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