Papers and Presentations
Papers and Manuscripts
👉 The semantics and pragmatics of Mandarin Chinese perfective particles (In progress)
👉 Decomposing perfect readings (2022)
Languages special issue: Tense and aspects across languages
👉 The English past tense as a definite description (accepted)
Glossa special collection: Definiteness and referentiality
👉 Deriving the variation and constraints of the present perfect (2019)
Proceedings of ConSOLE XXVII
Presentations and Talks
2022
👉 Invited talk: Event anaphora and discourse relations in Mandarin Chinese
Workshop "Looking for Non-Future Tense", University of Nantes
2019
👉 Presuppositional aspects in Mandarin Chinese
LAGB Annual Meeting, Queen Mary University, London
👉 Chinese aspects in discourse
Linguistics and English Language Postgraduate Conference, Edinburgh
👉 Chinese aspects in discourse
London Semantics Symposium
👉 Temporal Definiteness
Sorting Out the Concepts Behind Definiteness, DGfS Workshop, Bremen
👉 Crosslinguistic Variation of (In)definite Pasts
20th Szklarska Poręba Workshop
👉 Explaining the Variation and Constraints of the Present Perfect
ConSOLE 2019, Humboldt University
2018
👉 The Crosslinguistic Variation of the Present Perfect
Going Romance, GREAT Workshop, Utrecht
👉 Towards A Unified Analysis of the Present Perfect
BCGL 11: The Syntax and Semantics of Aspect
👉 Definiteness in the Temporal Domain
RALFe 2018 - Rencontres d’Automne de Linguistique Formelle
👉 Solving the Present Perfect Puzzles
Rtanj Linguistics 2
👉 A Dynamic Analysis of the Present Perfect
London Semantics Day
Reading Group Presentations
2018
👉 'Definiteness and indefiniteness' in Blackwell Handbook of Pragmatics (Abbott 2004)
UCL definiteness reading group
👉 'Definiteness' in Semantics: An International Handbook of Natural Language Meaning (Heim 2011)
UCL definiteness reading group
👉 'Past time reference in a language with optional tense' (Bochnak 2016)
UCL semantics seminar
2017
👉 'Perfect and Progressive' (Portner 2011)
UCL aspect reading group
👉 'Events and Plurality' (Landman 2000)
UCL aspect reading group
👉 Davidsonian and Neo-Davidsonian event semantics
UCL aspect reading group
