UCLA
The Department of LinguisticsI teach American Sign Language 1 through 6, as well as courses in Deaf history and culture.
Read MoreI am a professor in the UCLA Department of Linguistics. My research focuses on the comparative syntax and morphology of African and Native American languages.
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Read MoreMy interests lie in many areas of A-syntax and morphology, including structural licensing, EPP, clause types, case, adpositions, agreement and argumenthood; Germanic (morpho)syntax; early acquisition of syntax and morphology; sentence…
Read MoreI am a Professor of Linguistics at UCLA. My research interests are in formal semantics, pragmatics and philosophy of language. This means that I use logic to model what it is people…
Read MoreResearch Looking back over my career as a theoretical linguist and a field linguist, I am struck by the vast theoretical progress the field has made, and the stability in…
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