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Name: Rivero, María Luisa. Professor Emeritus. Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (elected in 2003). Degrees: M.A. (Linguistics), University of Rochester, N.Y., 1966. Ph.D. (Linguistics), University of Rochester, N.Y., 1970. Address: Linguistics, 70 Laurier East, Room 417, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 6N5. CANADA. Fax (613) 562-5141. E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://artsites.uottawa.ca/maria-luisa-rivero Professional Experience: 1970-75: Assistant Professor of Linguistics: U. of Ottawa. 1975-82: Associate Professor of Linguistics: U. of Ottawa. 1982-2007: Professor of Linguistics: U. of Ottawa. 2008-present: Professor Emeritus of Linguistics: U. of Ottawa. External Research Grants and Fellowships: 1. 2018-2023 Collaborator. Investigations on the theory of action nominals in

highly nominalizing languages. SSHRC (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada) Insight Research Grant. Main Investigator: Andrés Salanova

2. 2016-2019 Coinvestigator. The syntax and semantics of perspectival meanings: a cross-linguistic view. SSHRC Insight Research Grant. Main Investigator: Ana Arregui.

3. 2010-2014 Coinvestigator. Unexpected Modality. SSHRC Standard Research Grant. Main Investigator: Ana Arregui.

4. 2009-2015 High Applicatives and Aspect in Romance, Slavic, and the Balkans: synchrony and diachrony. SSHRC Standard Research Grant. 5. 2007-2008 NELS 38, Ottawa, October 2007. SSHRC Occasional

Conferences Grant. 6. 2006-2009 Interface issues in Balkan, Romance, and Slavic Linguistics.

SSHRC Standard Research Grant. 7. 2005-2010 Collaborator. SSHRC Major Collaborative Research Initiatives

(MCRI) Grant 412-2004-1002. Modéliser le changement: les voies du français. Main Investigator: France Martineau.

8. 2003-2006 Balkan, Romance, and Slavic nonnominative subjects. SSHRC Standard Research Grant.

9. 2004-2007 Collaborator. Austrian Science Foundation Hertha Firnberg Research Grant on Albanian. Main investigator: Dr. Dalina Kallulli, University of Vienna, Austria.

10. 2002-2003 Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 12, Ottawa, May 2003. SSHRC Occasional Conferences Grant.

11. 2001-2004 Coinvestigator. L’érosion de la loi de Tobler-Mussafia en français. SSHRC. Main investigator: Paul Hirschbühler.

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12. 2000-2003 Impersonal Constructions in Romance, Slavic, and Balkan languages. SSHRC.

13. 1997-2000 Stylistic Verb Movement in Celtic, Greek, Romance and Slavic. SSHRC.

14. 1996-1997 Sabbatical Fellowship for Visiting Scholars. Dirección General de Investigación Científica y Técnica. Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia. Spain.

15. 1994-1997 The Syntax of Long Verb Movement Languages. SSHRC. 16. 1991-1994 A Contrastive Study of the Syntax of Romance and Balkan

languages. SSHRC. 17. 1990-1995 EUROTYP Project. Member of Complementation group in

charge of Balkan languages. European Science Foundation. Strasbourg, France.

18. 1990-1991 Sabbatical Fellowship for Visiting Scholars. Dirección General de Investigación Científica y Técnica. Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia. Spain.

19. 1988-1991 The typology of sentential complementation in Romance SSHRC.

20. 1986-88 Synchronic and diachronic relations between morphology and syntax in Romance. SSHRC.

21. 1984-86 The typology of clitics in Old and Renaissance Spanish. SSHRC.

22. 1983-84 Sabbatical Fellowship and Research Grant. SSHRC. 23. 1980-83 Relative clauses in Romance: core and periphery. Main

investigator. Coinvestigator: P.Hirschbühler. SSHRC. 24. 1978-79 Formal properties of movement and deletion rules. Canada

Council (CC) Research Grant. 25. 1976-77 Sabbatical Fellowship and Research Grant. Canada Council. 26. 1975-76 A transformational study of mood. CC. 27. 1973-75 Reference in contemporary linguistics and Scholastic logic: I

and II. CC. 28. 1972-73 Property, existential, and propositional presuppositions in

natural language. CC. 29. 1971-72 Presupposition in natural language. CC. Editorial boards: Canadian Journal of Linguistics, Official Journal of the Canadian Linguistic

Association: Associate Editor (1979-1983). Hispanic Journal, USA. (1984-ongoing). Hispanic Linguistics, USA. (1983-ongoing). Hispanic Studies. Georgetown U. Press, USA (1992-??). Language, Official Journal of the Linguistic Society of America: Associate

Editor (1980-83). Oxford Studies in Comparative Syntax. Oxford U. Press. (1990-??). Probus, International Journal of Latin and Romance Linguistics, Holland

(1994-ongoing). Revista Argentina de Lingüística (1985-ongoing).


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Revue Québécoise de Linguistique (1983-2002). Signos Lingüísticos (UAM, Mexico) (2005-ongoing). Studies in Polish Linguistics (Journal of the Polish Academy of Sciences

and Jagiellonian University, Poland) (2012-ongoing). Invited Professor: Centro de Cálculo, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain (May 1972). Lengua Española, U. Autónoma, Madrid, Spain (January-April 1977). Centro de Cálculo, U. Complutense, Madrid, Spain (May 1977). U. Internacional Menéndez Pelayo, Santander, Spain (July 1978). Colegio de México, Mexico D.F. (June 1979). Hispanic Studies, U. Autònoma, Barcelona, Spain (January 1982). Lengua Española, U. Autónoma, Madrid, Spain (1983-84). Instituto Ortega y Gasset, Madrid, Spain (1990-91). Instituto Ortega y Gasset, Madrid, Spain (1996-97). U. Nacional del Comahue, Roca, Argentina (August 1998). Glow International Summer School in Linguistics, Thermi, Mytilini, Greece

(July 1999). Instituto Ortega y Gasset, Madrid, Spain (March 2006). Invited Scholar and Speaker: Campinas, Brazil (May 2000); Tel-Aviv,

Israel (June 2004); CSIC, Madrid, Spain (February 2010); Universidad Nacional, Formosa, Argentina (May 2011).

Research Adjunct Professor, Cognitive Science, Carleton U., Ottawa (2001-2018).

Research Areas of Special Interest: 1. Theoretical linguistics. Generative grammar: syntax and semantics. 2. Comparative and diachronic linguistics. 3. Romance, Balkan, and Slavic languages. 4. Interrelationship between philosophy (logic) and linguistics. 5. History of linguistics.

Outreach and Miscellaneous Academic Activities: Referee for Acta Linguistica Hungarica, Cahiers Linguistiques d’Ottawa,

Canadian Journal of Linguistics, Cuadernos de Lingüística (Instituto Ortega y Gasset, Madrid), Foundations of Language, Hispania, Hispanic Linguistics, Hispanic Studies, Journal of the Atlantic Provinces Linguistic Association (Canada), Journal of Linguistics, Journal of Slavic Linguistics, Language, Language Variation and Change, Lingua, Linguistic Inquiry, Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, Probus, Revista Argentina de Lingüística, Revue Québécoise de Linguistique, Studia Linguistica, Studies in Polish Linguistics , SynCom, The Linguistic Review, and the presses of Benjamins, Cascadilla, Kluwer, Mouton de Gruyter, Oxford U. Press, Universidad Autónoma of Madrid.

Assessor: British Academy of Sciences Research Grants; Canada: FCAC in Quebec, Canadian Federation for the Humanities, and Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada; Slovenian Research Agency: Remote Reviewer; Spain: Agencia Andaluza de Investigación, Comisión Asesora de Investigación Científica y Técnica (CAICYT), and


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Ikerbasque; U.S.A: ACLS Fellowships, Guggenheim Fellowships, NEH Fellowships, National Science Foundation Research Grants, NSF Summer Seminars, MacArthur Foundation Prize Fellows.

Assessor for Ph.D. in Linguistics (UQAM), B.A. in French Linguistics (Laval); B.A. / M.A./Ph.D. Hispanic Studies (Laval).

Member of the Selection or Scientific Committees of several USA/Canada Linguistic Symposia on Romance Languages (LSRL), ESCOL, Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL), NELS, WCCFL, WECOL, Going Romance (Holland), Generative Grammar Colloquia (Spain and Portugal), Glow Colloquia (Europe), Diachronic Generative Syntax Conferences (Europe, North America), Formal Description of Slavic Languages Conferences (FDSL and FDSL .5) (Europe). I Mesa Redonda de Lingüística Española (Mexico). Workshop on Language Change (NELS 94, Philadelphia), Balkan Sprachbund Properties Conference (2001, Leiden), Formal Approaches to Morphosyntactic Variation (2015, Vitoria, Spain).

Adjudicating Committee, Research grants, SSHRC (1983-85). Doctoral Fellowships, SSHRC (1998). 2005-2007 Scientific Committee. Programa CONSOLIDER INGENIO 2010. Ministry of Education and Science. Spain.

2008 Selection Committee for Philology Research Grants. Ministry of Education and Science. Spain.

Organizing Committees: International Conference on the History of the Language Sciences, Ottawa, August 1978; NELS 10, Ottawa, November 1979; Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages 20, Ottawa, April 1990; Workshop on Balkan and Slavic Syntax, Ottawa, October 1992; Colloque sur la Négation, Ottawa, May 1995; Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL 12), Ottawa, May 2003; NELS 38, October 2007, Ottawa; Modality Workshop, April 2012, Ottawa.

Evaluator for Tenure and Promotion cases in Canadian and USA Universities. External Examiner Ph.D. theses: Canada, Holland, Spain.

Publications: I. Papers in Refereed Journals. 1. “Unconditional readings and the simple conditional tense in Spanish: inferentials, future-oriented intentionals, future-in-the- past.” (Coauthor A. Arregui) Probus 30 (2), 2018, 305-337. (Invited contribution to 30th Anniversary Issue). Doi.org/10.1515/probus- 2018-0005.

2. “Imperfective variation: the case of Bulgarian.” (Coauthor N. Slavkov). Lingua 150, 2014, 232-277. DOI 10.1016/ j.lingua.2014.07.019. 3. “Spanish Inferential and Mirative Futures and Conditionals: An evidential gradable modal proposal.” Lingua 151, 2014, 197-215. Morphological variation in contemporary Spanish. A. Fábregas and A. Gallego, Eds. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.lingua.2014.04.009.


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4. “Cross-linguistic variation in Imperfectivity.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova). Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 32, 2014, 307-362. DOI 10.1007/s11049-013-9226-4. 5. “Variation in circumstantial modality: Polish vs. St’át’imcets.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and E. Frąckowiak). Linguistic Inquiry 41.4, 2010, 704-714. 6. “Intensionality, High Applicatives, and Aspect: Involuntary State Constructions in Bulgarian and Slovenian.” Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 27.1, 2009, 151-196. 7. “An Applicative analysis of Double Object Constructions in Romanian.” (Coauthor C. R. Diaconescu). Probus 19.2, 2007, 171- 195. 8. “Topics in Bulgarian morphology and syntax: a minimalist perspective.” Lingua 115/8, 2005, 1083-1128.

9. “Spanish Quirky subjects, person restrictions, and the Person-Case Constraint.” Linguistic Inquiry 35, 2004, 494-502. 10. “Indefinite Reflexive clitics in Slavic: Polish and Slovenian.” (Coauthor M. M. Sheppard), Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 21, 2003, 89-155. 11. “Impersonal sie in Polish: a Simplex Expression Anaphor.” Journal of Slavic Linguistics 8, 2000, 199-237. (Invited contribution). 12. “Imperatives, V-movement, and Logical Mood.” (Coauthor A. Terzi),

Journal of Linguistics 31,1995, 301-332. 13. “Negation, imperatives, and Wackernagel effects.” Rivista di Linguistica 6, 1994, 91-118. (Invited contribution).

14. “On indirect questions, commands, and Spanish quotative que.” Linguistic Inquiry 25, 1994, 547-554.

15. “Clitic auxiliaries and incorporation in Polish.” (Coauthor R.D. Borsley), Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 12. 1994, 373- 422. [Preliminary version in Eurotyp Working Papers III, 4: 3-44. September 1993. European Science Foundation, Strasbourg.]

16. “Clause structure and V-movement in the languages of the Balkans.” Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 12, 1994, 63-120.

17. “Bulgarian and Serbo-Croatian Yes-no questions: Vo-raising to -li vs. Li-hopping.” Linguistic Inquiry 24, 1993, 567-575.

18. "Long Head Movement vs V2 and Null Subjects in Old Romance." Lingua 89, 1993, 217-245. (Invited contribution). 19. "Adverb Incorporation and the Syntax of Adverbs in Modern

Greek." Linguistics and Philosophy 15, 1992, 289-331. 20. "Long Head Movement and Negation: Serbo-Croatian vs. Slovak

and Czech." The Linguistic Review 8, 1991, 319-351. [Preliminary version: “Patterns of Vo-raising in Long Head Movement and Negation: Serbo-Croatian vs. Slovak.” in Syntactic Theory and Basque Syntax. J. A. Lakarra and J. Ortiz de Urbina, Eds.


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International Journal of Basque Linguistics and Philology XXVII. 365-386. 1992].

21. "Types of Verbal Movement in Old Spanish: Modals, Futures, and Perfects." (Coauthor J. Lema), Probus 3,1991, 237-278.

22. “The location of Non-Active Voice in Albanian and Modern Greek.” Linguistic Inquiry 21, 1990,135-146.

23. “La sintaxis de qualquiere y sus variantes en el español antiguo.” (The syntax of qualquiere ‘any, whoever’ and its variants in Old Spanish) Nueva Revista de Filología Hispánica 36,1988, 47-73. Invited contribution to special NRFH 40th Anniversary Volume.

24. “La tipología de los pronombres átonos en el español medieval y el español actual.” (The typology of nontonic pronouns in medieval Spanish and contemporary Spanish) Anuario de Lingüística Hispánica II, 1986,197-220. [A short version in Ottawa Hispanica 7, 16-27 (1985)].

25. "Parameters in the typology of clitics in Romance and Old Spanish.” Language 62, 1986, 774-807.

26. “Sintaxis diacrónica: relativos y pronombres átonos en español.” (Diachronic syntax: relative and nontonic pronouns in Spanish) Revista Argentina de Lingüística 2,1986, 343-360.

27. “Dialects and diachronic syntax: free relatives in Old Spanish.” Journal of Linguistics 22, 1986, 443-454.

28. “Diachronic syntax and learnability: free relatives in 13th century Spanish.” Journal of Linguistics 20, 1984, 81-129.

29. “Non-matching concealed questions in Catalan and Spanish and the Projection Principle.” (Coauthor P. Hirschbühler), The Linguistic Review 2, 1983, 331-363.

30. “Remarks on free relatives and matching phenomena.” (Coauthor P. Hirschbühler), Linguistic Inquiry 14, 1983, 505-520.

31. “Las relativas restrictivas con que.” (Restrictive relatives with que ‘that’) Nueva Revista de Filología Hispánica 31,1982, 195-234.

32. “Catalan restrictive relatives: core and periphery.” (Coauthor P. Hirschbühler) Language 57, 1981, 591-625.

33. “Theoretical implications of the syntax of left-branch modifiers in Spanish.” Linguistic Analysis 6,1980, 407-461. [Spanish version entitled “La sintaxis de los modificadores de la ramificación de izquierda.” in Aproximaciones a la sintaxis del español, M. García-Pinto and M.A. Rojas, Eds. Puvill, Barcelona, 181-244. 1986].

34. “On left-dislocation and topicalization in Spanish.” Linguistic Inquiry 11, 1980, 363-94.

35. “Topicalization and Wh-movement in Spanish.” Linguistic Inquiry 9,1978, 513-7. [Also in Cahiers Linguistiques d'Ottawa 6, 81-7].

36. “Un ejemplo de metodología de filosofía analítica en la semántica lingüística: la cortesía y los actos verbales.” (A sample of analytic philosophy methodology in linguistic semantics: politeness and speech acts) Revista Española de Lingüística 8, 1978, 77-104.


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[Reprinted in Metodología y Gramática Generativa, SGEL, Madrid, 113-34. 1979].

37. “Specificity and existence: a reply.” Language 53,1977, 70-85. [Reprinted as "Especificidad y existencia." in Indicativo y Subjuntivo. I. Bosque, ed. Taurus, Madrid, 261-279. 1990].

38. “William of Sherwood on composition and division: a linguistic study.” Historiographia Linguistica 3, 1976, 17-36.

39. “Surface structure and the centrality of syntax.” (Coauthor D.C. Walker), Theoretical Linguistics 3, 1976, 99-124.

40. “La ambigüedad de los verbos modales: una visión histórica.” (Ambiguity in modal verbs: a historical view) Revista Española de

Lingüística 5, 1975, 401-22. 41. “Referential properties of Spanish Noun Phrases.” Language

51,1975, 32-48. 42. “Early Scholastic views on ambiguity: composition and division.”

Historiographia Linguistica 2,1975, 25-47. 43. “Modalities and scope in Scholastic logic from a linguistic point of

view.” Acta Linguistica 15, 1974, 133-52 (Copenhagen). [A short version in Cahiers Linguistiques d’Ottawa 3, 49-58].

44. “Antecedents of contemporary logical and linguistic analyses in Scholastic logic.” Foundations of Language 10, 1973, 55-64. [A short version in Cahiers Linguistiques d’Ottawa 3, 9-16].

45. “Remarks on operators and modalities.” Foundations of Language 9, 1972, 209-41.

46. “La concepción de los modos en la gramática de Andrés Bello y los verbos abstractos en la gramática generativa.” (Andrés Bello’s views on mood and abstract verbs in generative grammar) Revista de Lingüística Teórica y Aplicada 10, 1972, 55-74. (Concepción, Chile).

47. “A note of postposed main phrases.” Canadian Journal of Linguistics 16, 1971, 110-112.

48. “Mood and presupposition in Spanish.” Foundations of Language 7, 1971, 305-36.

49. “Estudio de una transformación en la gramática generativa del español.” (A study of a transformation in generative grammar in Spanish) Español Actual 17, 1970, 14-22.

50. “A surface structure constraint on negation in Spanish.” Language 46, 1970, 640-66. [Spanish version: “Una restricción de la estructura superficial sobre la negación en español.” in Los fundamentos de la gramática transformacional, H. Contreras, ed., Siglo XXI, Mexico, 91-136. 1971]

II. Books and Monographs. Authored: 1. Las construcciones de relativo. (Relative constructions). Taurus

Universitaria, Madrid, 1991, 263 pp.


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2. Estudios de gramática generativa del español. (Generative grammar studies on Spanish). Cátedra, Madrid, 1977,161 pp. Second Edition, 1979.

Edited: 3. Modality across syntactic categories. (Coeditors A. Arregui and A.P.

Salanova). Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 2017, 345 pp. 4. Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 12, 2003: The Ottawa

Meeting. Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, MI. 2004, 439 pp. (Coeditors O. Arnaudova, W. Browne, and D. Stojanovic).

5. Comparative Syntax of Balkan Languages. Oxford University Press, N.Y., 2001, 240 pp. (Coeditor A. Ralli).

6. Negation and Polarity. Benjamins, Amsterdam, 1997, 365 pp. (Coeditors D. Forget, P. Hirschbühler, and F. Martineau).

III. Refereed Book Chapters / Refereed Contributions to a collective work. 1. “The grammaticalization of ‘big’ situations: The IMPF operator and Perfective Imperfects in Bulgarian.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and N. Slavkov). Boundaries, Phases, and Interfaces. Case Studies in Honor of Violeta Demonte. O. Fernández-Soriano, E. Castroviejo, and I. Pérez-Jiménez, Eds. Amsterdam: Benjamins, 151-172. 2017. 2. “Introduction.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova). Chapter 1 of Modality across syntactic categories. A. Arregui, M. Rivero and A. P. Salanova, Eds. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 3-8. 2017.

3. “Aspect and Tense in Evidentials.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova) Chapter 11 of Modality across syntactic categories. A. Arregui, M. Rivero and A. P. Salanova, Eds. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 211-234. 2017. 4. “The Slovenian future auxiliary biti as a tenseless gradable evidential modal: Inferential and Concessive readings.” (Coauthor M. M. Sheppard). Formal Studies in Slovenian Syntax. In honor of Janez Orešnik . [LA 236]. F. Marušič and R. Žaucer, Eds. Amsterdam: Benjamins. 253-281. 2016. 5. “Grammaticalizing the size of situations: the case of Bulgarian.”

(Coauthors A. Arregui and N. Slavkov). Proceedings of the 33rd West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (2015), Kyeong- min Kim et al., Eds. Somerville, MA: Cascadilla Proceedings Project. 329-338. www.lingref.com, document #3252. [2016].

6. “The inferential future in Bulgarian: an evidential modal proposal.” (Coauthor Vesela Simeonova). Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL 23): The First Berkeley Meeting 2014. Ann Arbor : Michigan Slavic Publications, ISBN 9780936534169, 0936534168, 282-301 [published in 2015].

7. “Imperfectivity: capturing variation across languages.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova). Proceedings of Moscow Syntax and


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Semantics 2, 2009. MIT Working Papers in Linguistics 75 (2011), 53- 68 [published in 2015]. 8. “Избрани проблеми от българската морфология и синтаксис: Анализ от гледната точка на минималистката програма.” (Modified Bulgarian version of “Topics in Bulgarian morphology and syntax: a minimalist perspective.” Lingua 115, 2005, 1083-1128). In New Studies in Generative Syntax of Bulgarian. S. Koeva and I. Krapova, Eds. Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Bulgarian Language Prof Lyubomir Andreychin, Sofia, 2013, 67-109. ISBN 978-954-322-612-2.

9. “Building Involuntary States in Slavic.” (Coauthor A. Arregui). Chapter 12 of Telicity, change, and state: A cross-categorial view of event structure. V. Demonte and L. McNally, Eds. Oxford University Press, New York, 2012, 300-332.

10. “Un desconocido cualquiera.” (An unknown ‘any’). Chapter 7 of 60 Problemas de Gramática. M. Escandell Vidal, M. Leonetti, and C. Sánchez López, Eds. Editorial Akal, Madrid, 2011, 54-61. ISBN 978-84-460-3427-8. 11. “Cualquiera posnominal: un desconocido cualquiera.” (Postnominal cualquiera: an unknown ‘any /whatsoever’). In Estudios de gramática formal del español contemporáneo, J. Camacho, M. Luján, and L. Sánchez, Eds. Cuadernos de la ALFAL (Asociación de Lingüística y Filología de la América Latina) 3, 2011, 60-80, ISSN 2218-0761. http://www.linguisticalfal.org/03_cuadernos_gr.jpg 12. “Unintentional Agents vs. Unintentional Causers in Polish.” (Coauthor E. Frąckowiak). Chapter 9 of Generative Investigations: Syntax, Morphology, and Phonology. P. Bański, B. Łukaszewicz, M. Opalińska and J. Zaleska, Eds. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011. ISBN: 978-1-4438-2989-2, ISBN: 1-4438-2989-7. 13. “Los verbos psicológicos con experimentante dativo en español

y el cambio histórico.” (Spanish Psychological Verbs with Dative Experiencers and Diachronic Change). In Cuestiones gramaticales del español, últimos avances, M. Luján and M. Groppi, Eds. Cuadernos de la ALFAL (Asociación de Lingüística y Filología de la América Latina), Nueva Serie 1, 2010, 167-193. http://www.linguisticalfal.org/01_cuaderno_012.swf

14. “The anatomy of a Polish circumstantial modal.” (Coauthors A. Arregui, and E. Frąckowiak). Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 18: The Second Cornell Meeting 2009. Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, MI, 2009, 456-470. 15. “A diachronic view of Psychological verbs with Dative Experiencers in Spanish and Romanian.” (Coauthor R. D. Diaconescu). Historical Linguistics 2007, Dufresne, M., et al., Eds. Benjamins, Amsterdam, 2009, 149-160.


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16. “Revisiting Involuntary State Constructions in Slovenian.” (Coauthor M. M. Sheppard). Studies in Formal Slavic Linguistics, F. Marušič, and R. Žaucer. Eds. P. Lang, Frankfurt, 2008, 273-290. 17. “Oblique subjects and person restrictions in Spanish: A morphological approach.” Agreement Restrictions, R. D’Alessandro, S. Fischer, and G. Hrafnbjargarson, Eds. Berlin, De Gruyter, 2008, 215-250.

18. “Russian Anticausatives with Oblique Subjects.” (Coauthor U. Savchenko). Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 13, 2004: The Columbia Meeting. Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, MI., 2005, 276-288.

19. “Datives and the Non-Active Voice / Reflexive Clitic in Balkan Languages.” Balkan Syntax and Semantics, O. Tomic, Ed. Benjamins, Amsterdam, 2004, 237-267.

20. “Reflexive clitic constructions with datives: syntax and semantics.” Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 11, 2002: The Amherst Meeting. Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, MI., 2003, 469-494.

21. “The Acquisition of Constructions with Reflexive clitics in Polish.” (Coauthor M. Goledzinowska), Asymmetry in Grammar: Vol. 2,

A. M. DiSciullo, ed. Benjamins, N.Y., 2003, 265-289. 22. “On Impersonal Reflexives in Romance and Slavic and Semantic Variation.” Romance Syntax, Semantics and L2 Acquisition,

J. Camps and C. R. Wiltshire, Eds. Benjamins, Amsterdam, 2002, 169-195.

23. “Impersonal se / sie in Slavic.” (Coauthor M. Sheppard). Current Issues in Formal Slavic Linguistics, G. Zybatow, et al. Eds. P. Lang, Frankfurt, 2002,137-147.

24. “Introduction.” (Coauthor A. Ralli). Comparative Syntax of Balkan Languages, M. Rivero and A. Ralli, Eds. Oxford University Press, N.Y., 2001, 1-16.

25. “Last Resort and V-movement in Balkan languages.” Comparative Syntax of Balkan Languages, M. Rivero and A. Ralli, Eds. OUP N.Y., 2001, 200-223.

26. “Finiteness and Second Position in Long Verb Movement Languages: Breton and Slavic.” The Nature and Function of Syntactic Categories, R. Borsley, Ed., Academic Press, N.Y., 2000, 295-323.

27. “Stylistic Verb Movement in Yes-No Questions in Bulgarian and Breton.” Crossing Boundaries, I. Kenesei, Ed., Benjamins, Amsterdam, 1999, 67-90.

28. “Verb Movement and Economy: Last Resort.” Topics in South Slavic Syntax and Semantics, D. Dimitrova-Vulchanova and L. Hellan, Eds. Benjamins, Amsterdam, 1998, 1-23.

29. “On two locations for complement clitic pronouns: Bulgarian, Serbo-


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Croatian and Old Spanish.” Parameters of Morphosyntactic Change, A. van Kemenade and N. Vincent, Eds. Cambridge U Press, London, 1997, 170-206.

30. “Estructura flexional y movimiento(s) de Verbo: Futuros, condicionales, y perfectos en rumano y español medieval.” (Inflectional structure and Verb movement(s): Futures, conditionals, and perfects in Romanian and medieval Spanish) Actas do XIX Congreso Internacional de Lingüística e Filoloxía Románicas. Tome I. R. Lorenzo, Ed. Fundación Pedro Barrié de la Maza, A Coruña, 1997, 729-742.

31. “Long Head Movement in Breton.” (Coauthors R. D. Borsley and J. Stephens). The Syntax of the Celtic Languages, R.D.

Borsley and I. Roberts, Eds. Cambridge University Press, London, 1996, 53-74.

32. “Auxiliares funcionales y auxiliares léxicos.” (Functional auxiliaries and lexical auxiliaries). Gramática del Español, V. Demonte, Ed. El Colegio de México, Mexico, 1994, 107-138.

33. “Noam Avram Chomsky.” and “Competence and Performance.” Encyclopedia of Contemporary Literary Theory, I. Makaryk, Ed., University of Toronto Press, Toronto, 1993, 271-3 and 526.

34. "Clitic and NP Climbing in Old Spanish." Current Studies in Spanish Linguistics, H. Campos and F. Martínez Gil, Eds. Georgetown U. Press, Washington, D.C. 1992, 241-282. [Spanish version entitled “Subida de clíticos y de SN en español antiguo.” Los pronombres átonos, O. Fernández Soriano, Ed. Taurus, Madrid, 101-136. 1993.].

35. “Inverted Conjugations and V-second effects in Romance.” (Coauthor J. Lema), Theoretical Analyses in Contemporary Romance Linguistics, C. Laeufer and T. Morgan, Eds. Benjamins, Amsterdam, 1992, 311-328.

36. “Exceptional Case Marking effects in Rumanian Subjunctive Complements.” New Analyses in Romance Languages, D. Wanner and D. A. Kibbee, Eds. Benjamins, Amsterdam, 1991,273-298.

37. “Tipología y orden de palabras: el español medieval y el español actual.” (Typology and word order: medieval Spanish and modern Spanish) Actes du XVIIIe Congrès International de Linguistique et Philologie Romanes. Tome II, D. Kremer, Ed. Max Niemeyer Verlag, 1991, 208-217.

38. "Long Head Movement: ECP vs. HMC." (Coauthor J. Lema), Proceedings of the 20th Annual Meeting of the North Eastern Linguistic Society. GLSA, Amherst, Mass. 1990, 333-347. [Also in Cahiers Linguistiques d'Ottawa 18. 61-78, 1990].

39. “Barriers and Rumanian.” Studies in Romance Linguistics, C. Kirschner and J. De Cesaris, Eds. Benjamins, Amsterdam, 1989, 271-294. [Preliminary version entitled “La teoría de las barreras y las completivas del rumano.” Sintaxis de las lenguas románicas, M.


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Fernández-Lagunilla and V. Demonte, Eds. El Arquero, Madrid, 329-353, 1987].

40. “Barriers and the Null Subject Parameter in Modern Greek.” Proceedings of the 18th Annual Meeting of the North Eastern Linguistic Society, J. Blevins and J. Carter, Eds. U. Mass., Amherst, Mass. 1988, 412-425.

41. “Binding in NPs.” Generative Studies in Spanish syntax, I. Bordelois, H. Contreras, and K. Zagona, Eds. Foris, Dordrecht, 1986, 165-181.

42. “La sintaxis diacrónica del español y la adquisición del lenguaje.” (Spanish diachronic syntax and language acquisition). Linguistique générale et linguistique romane, Actes du XVII Congrès International de Linguistique et Philologie Romanes, Vol. I. Jean Lafitte, Marseille, 1986, 225-240.

43. “Non-matching concealed questions in Catalan and the Projection Principle.” (Coauthor P. Hirschbühler), Studis Gramaticals 1, Working Papers in Linguistics, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Bellaterra, 1984, 169-196.

44. “Aspects of the evolution of relative clauses in Romance.” (Coauthor P. Hirschbühler), Papers from the 5th ICHL, A. Ahqvist, Ed., Benjamins, Amsterdam, 1982,123-32.

45. “A unified analysis of matching and non-matching free relatives in Catalan.” (Coauthor P. Hirschbühler) Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the North Eastern Linguistic Society, V. Burke and J. Pustejovsky, Eds. U. Mass., Amherst, Mass., 1981,113-27.

46. “That-relatives and deletion in COMP in Spanish.” Proceedings of the 10th Northeast Linguistic Society Meeting, 1980, 383-99.

47. “Saber: toward a grammar of knowledge in Spanish.” Current Studies in Romance Linguistics, M. Luján et al., Eds. Georgetown U. Press, Washington, D.C., 1976, 246-54.

48. “Definite and indefinite NP's in Spanish.” Linguistic Studies in the Romance Languages, R.J. Campbell et al., Eds. Georgetown University Press, Washington, D.C. 1974,189-202.

49. “On conditionals in Spanish.” Generative studies in Romance Languages, J. Casagrande and B. Saciuk, Eds. Newbury House, Mass., 1972,196-214.

IV. Working Papers, non-refereed Proceedings, and Reviews. 1. “Semantic imperfectivity in Bulgarian from a comparative

perspective”. Third International Congress of Bulgarian Studies (трети международен конгрес по българистика), Sofia, Bulgaria, 23-26 May 2013. Section ‘Contemporary Bulgarian Language. Subsection ‘Comparative and Contrastive Research’, pp.141-156. University Press, Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, Sofia (Bulgaria) = Bulgaristica (Bulgarian Studies) Series, Volume 11. International Association of Bulgaristics. Published in 2014.

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2. “An evidential modal in Bulgarian: the inferential future.” (Coauthor V. Simeonova) Proceedings of the 2014 Annual Conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association. ISSN 0027-9633 (online at CLA Website.)

3. “Imperfectives in Mêbengokre.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova) Proceedings of the Sixth Meeting on the Semantics of Under-represented Languages in the Americas (SULA 6), 2012. UMOP (University of Massachusetts Occasional Papers in Linguistics), Graduate Linguistics Students Association Publications, UMass, Amherst, Mass. ISBN/EAN13: 1475221193 / 9781475221190.Portuguese version entitled “Uma análise modal dos imperfectivos de mẽbengokre.”In Revista LinguíStica / Revista do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Linguística da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro 9, 1, June 2013, 79-91. ISSN 1808-835X 1.

4. “Aspectual microvariation: the case of Slavic imperfectives.” (Coauthor A. Arregui).Proceedings of the 2010 Annual Conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association. Online at CLA Website.

5. “Circumstantial Modals in Polish and St’at’imcets.” (Coauthors A. Arregui, and E. Frąckowiak). Proceedings of the 2009 Annual Conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association. On line at CLA Website.

6. “A look at High Applicatives in Romanian.” Bucharest Working Papers in Linguistics XI (1), 2009, 21-34.“Distinguishing between unintentional agents and unintentional causers.” (Coauthor E. Frąckowiak). Proceedings of the 2008 Annual Conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association. On line at CLA Website.

7. “An Applicative Analysis of Double Object Constructions in Romanian.” (Coauthor C. R. Diaconescu). Proceedings of the 2005 Annual Conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association http://ling.uwo.ca/publications/CLA-ACL/CLA-ACL2005.htm.

8. “Quirky Subjects and Person Restrictions in Romance: Rumanian and Spanish” (Coauthor D. Geber). Cahiers Linguistiques d’Ottawa 31, 2003, 53-66.

9. “Review of Verb Phrase Syntax by K. Zagona.” Hispanic Linguistics 3, 1989, 301-307.

10. “Review of The Syntax of Pronominal Clitics ed. by H. Borer.” Canadian Journal of Linguistics 34, 1989, 214-217.

11. “Review of Tipología e historia by M. Manoliu-Manea.” Canadian Journal of Linguistics 30, 1985, 501-3.

12. “Review of Locality in Linguistic Theory by P. Culicover and W. Wilkins.” Canadian Journal of Linguistics 30, 1985, 396-400.


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13. “Review of Impositive Sentences in Spanish by H. Havertake.” Language 56, 1980, 886-8.

14. “Review of Locality Principles in Syntax by J. Koster.” Canadian Journal of Linguistics 25, 1980, 97-9

15. “Review of The Role of Linguistic Theory in Linguistic Analysis by E.C. García.” Language 53, 1977, 683-92.

16. “Review of Deep and Surface Structure Constraints in Syntax by D.M. Perlmutter.” Language 49, 1973, 697-701.

17. “Una restricción que impone la estructura superficial del español a las oraciones doblemente negativas.” (A restriction imposed by the surface structure of Spanish on double negative clauses) Boletín del Centro de Cálculo, Universidad (Complutense) de Madrid 12,1970, 35-44.

18. “Ultimos avances en gramática transformativa.” (Last advances in transformational grammar). Boletín del Centro de Cálculo, Universidad (Complutense) de Madrid 6,1969, 35-53.

V. Keynote, Plenary, and Invited Presentations.

1. “Spanish futures and conditionals as inferential and mirative evidentials.” Invited Speaker. Special Workshop on the Lexicon- Syntax-Semantic Interface. 24th Colloquium on Generative Grammar. Madrid, Spain, May 2014.

2. “Semantic imperfectivity in Bulgarian from a comparative perspective.” Invited Speaker. Third International Congress of Bulgarian Studies. Sofia, Bulgaria, May 2013.

3. “Viewpoint Aspect and the Renarrated Mood in Bulgarian.” Invited Panelist. Seminar on Modern Bulgarian Studies. Institute for Bulgarian Language, Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski", Sofia, Bulgaria, May 2013.

4. “Un desconocido cualquiera.” (An unknown ‘any’) (By invitation) XVI Congreso Internacional de la Asociación de Lingüística y Filología de América Latina: Project 12. Alcalá de Henares, Spain. June 2011.

5. “Variation in Imperfectives from a South Slavic perspective.” Keynote Speaker. (Joint work with A. Arregui). Formal Approaches to South Slavic and Balkan Languages 7 (FASSBL-7). Dubrovnik, Croatia. October 2010.

6. “The complexity of event structure” (Commentary). Events across Categories Workshop. CSIC, Madrid, Spain. May 2009.

7. “Telicidad y Experimentantes Dativos en la historia del español.” (By Invitation) (Telicity and Dative experiencers in the history of Spanish) XV Congreso Internacional de la Asociación de Lingüística y Filología de América Latina: Project 12. Montevideo, Uruguay. August 2008.

8. “Los verbos psicológicos con experimentante dativo y el cambio histórico.” (By Invitation) (Psychological verbs with a dative


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experiencer and historical change) XV Congreso Internacional de la Asociación de Lingüística y Filología de América Latina: Project 18. Montevideo, Uruguay. August 2008.

9. “ A look at High Applicatives in Romanian.” Invited Speaker.The 10th Conference of the English Department. University of Bucharest, Rumania. June 2008.

10. “A diachronic view of Psychological verbs with Dative Experiencers in Spanish and Romanian.” (With the collaboration of C. R. Diaconescu). Keynote Speaker. 18th International Congress of Historical Linguistics (ICHL 2007). Montreal, Canada, 2007.

11. “Morphology and quirky person restrictions in Spanish.” Invited Speaker. The Role of Morphology in Argument Expression and Interpretation Workshop. Vienna, Austria, 2005.

12. “Revisiting Albanian and South Slavic Involuntary State Constructions.” Contemporary Approaches to Albanian Workshop. Osnabrück, Germany, 2004.

13. “A morphological approach to quirky person restrictions in Spanish.” 14th Colloquium on Generative Grammar. Porto, Portugal, 2004.

14. “Reflexive clitic constructions with datives in Romance / Slavic / Balkan.” V LEHIA Workshop. Basque Language Center. University of the Basque Country (UPV-EHU) and University of Deusto. Vitoria, Spain, 2002.

15. “Reflexive Clitic Constructions with Datives: syntax and semantics.” Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL) 11. Amherst, Massachusetts, 2002.

16. “Datives and the {Non-active Voice/ Reflexive clitic} in Balkan languages.” Conference on the Balkan Sprachbund Properties. Leiden, Holland. 2001.

17. “The acquisition of constructions with reflexive clitics in Polish.” (Coauthor M.Goledzinowska). The Asymmetry Conference. Montreal, Quebec, 2001.

18. “On Impersonal SE in Romance and Slavic and Semantic Variation.” 30th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages. Gainesville, Florida, 2000.

19. “On Impersonal SE in Romance and Slavic.” Going Romance 1998: Twelfth Conference on Romance Languages. Utrecht, Holland, 1998.

20. “Stylistic Verb Movement in Balkan and Slavic languages.” First Conference on Linguistic Theory in Eastern European Languages. Szeged, Hungary, 1998.

21. “Last Resort and V-movement in Balkan languages.” Workshop on the Syntax of Balkan Languages. GLOW 19. Athens, Greece, 1996.

22. “Diachrony and the status of Greed as an Economy Principle.” Fourth Diachronic Generative Syntax Conference. Montreal, Quebec, 1995.


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23. “Verb Movement and Economy.” First Conference on Formal Approaches to South Slavic Languages. Plovdiv, Bulgaria, 1995.

24. “On two locations for complement clitic pronouns.” Third Diachronic Generative Syntax Conference. Amsterdam, Holland, 1994.

25. “Panorama actual y perspectivas de los estudios gramaticales de orientación generativo-transformacional aplicados al español.” (Current situation and perspectives for generative oriented syntactic studies applied to Spanish) Simposio Internacional de la Lengua Española. Sevilla, Spain,1991.

26. “Long Head Movement vs. V2 and Null Subjects in Old Romance.” Workshop on Null Subjects.10th International Congress of Historical Linguistics. Amsterdam, Holland (presented in absentia), 1991.

27. “Contrasting complementation properties in Romance.” 18th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages. Urbana, Illinois, 1988.

28. “El desarrollo de la teoría generativa y la sintaxis de las lenguas romances.” (Generative theory developments and Romance syntax). I Coloquio Mauricio Swadesh. Mexico D.F. 1987.

29. “Los pronombres átonos en el español medieval y en el español actual.” (Non-tonic pronouns in medieval Spanish and contemporary Spanish). Jornadas Pedagógicas, Valladolid, Spain, 1985.

30. “Gramática generativa y sintaxis del español.” (Generative grammar and Spanish syntax). Canadian Association of Hispanists. Ottawa, Ontario, 1982.

31. “Linguistique diachronique et acquisition de la langue.” (Diachronic linguistics and language acquisition). Association Canadienne pour l' Avancement des Sciences. Montreal, Quebec, 1982.

32. “Historical change and learnability.” Western Conference on Linguistics. Seattle, Washington, 1981.

33. “A speech-act analysis of polite verb-forms in Romance.” 6th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages. Montreal, Quebec, 1976

34. “Saber: toward a grammar of knowledge in Spanish.“ Texas Symposium on Romance Linguistics. Austin, Texas, 1974.

35. “Definite and indefinite NP’s in Spanish.” 3rd Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages. Bloomington, Indiana, 1973.

VI. Other Papers at Refereed Learned Society Meetings. 1. “Futures without future: a cross-linguistic perspective.” (Co-author

A. Arregui). 27th Colloquium on Generative Grammar. Alcalá de Henares, Spain. May 2017.

2. “Aspectual morphology and epistemic futures: a cross-linguistic perspective.” (Coauthor A. Arregui). Mo-Mot 1 (Morphology in Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto Workshop). Ottawa, Ontario. November 2016.


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3. “Grammaticalizing ‘big’ situations in Bulgarian.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and N. Slavkov). Canadian Linguistic Association Annual Meeting, Ottawa, Ontario. June 2015.

4. “Grammaticalizing the size of situations: the case of Bulgarian.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and N. Slavkov). West Coast Conference in Formal Linguistics 33. Vancouver, B.C. March 2015.

5. “Aspect and temporal relations in Evidentials.”(Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova). 11th International Conference on Tense, Aspect, and Modality (Chronos 11). Pisa, Italy. June 2014.

6. “An evidential modal in Bulgarian: the inferential future.” (Coauthor Vesela Simeonova). Canadian Linguistic Association Annual Meeting, St. Catherine, Ontario. May 2014.

7. “The inferential future in Bulgarian: an evidential proposal.” (Coauthor Vesela Simeonova). FASL 23 (Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics), Berkeley, California, May 2014.

8. “Aspect and tense in Evidentials.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova). Poster. Linguistic Society of America. Minneapolis, Minnesota. January 2014.

9. “Variation in imperfectives.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova). Modality Workshop. Ottawa, Ontario. May 2012.

10. “Mêbengokre Imperfectives: Modality where you least expect it.“ (Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova). Semantics of the Under-represented Languages in the Americas (SULA) 6. Manchester, U.K. May 2011.

11. “Imperfectivity: capturing variation across languages.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova). Moscow Syntax and Semantics (Moss) 2. Moscow, Russia. April 2011.

12. “The construction of imperfectivity in Mêbengokre.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova). First alternate and Poster. 29th West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (WCCFL 29). Tucson, Arizona. April 2011.

13. “Towards a typology of modality in Imperfectives”. (Coauthor A. Arregui). 10th International Conference on Tense, Aspect, and Modality (Chronos 10), Birmingham, UK. April 2011.

14. “The syntax and semantics of Viewpoint Aspect in Mêbengokre.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and A. Salanova) 16th Workshop on the Structure and Constituency of Languages of the Americas (WSCLA 16). Amherst, Mass. February 2011.

15. “Imperfective Values.” (Coauthor A. Arregui) Mosaic II. Montreal, Quebec. June 2010.

16. “Aspectual microvariation: the case of Slavic.” (Coauthor A. Arregui) Canadian Linguistic Association Annual Meeting. Montreal, Quebec. May 2010.

17. “Variation in Slavic Imperfectives.” (Coauthor A. Arregui) 20th Colloquium on Generative Grammar, Barcelona, Spain. April 2010.


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18. “Circumstantial Modals in Polish and St’át’imcets.” (Coauthors A.Arregui and E. Frąckowiak) Canadian Linguistic Association Annual Meeting. Ottawa, Ont. May 2009.

19. “Anatomy of a Polish Circumstantial Modal.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and E. Frąckowiak) FASL 18 (Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics), Ithaca, New York, May, 2009.

20. “Variation in Circumstantial Modality.” (Coauthors A. Arregui and E. Frąckowiak). Poster. 19th Colloquium on Generative Grammar, Vitoria, Spain. April 2009.

21. “A circumstantial modal in Polish and St’át’imcets.” (Coauthors E. Frąckowiak and A. Arregui). Bilingual Workshop in Theoretical Linguistics 12. Ottawa, Ont. December 2008.

22. “Distinguishing between Unintentional Agents and Unintentional Causers.” (Coauthor E. Frąckowiak). Canadian Linguistic Association Annual Meeting. Vancouver, British Columbia. May-June 2008.

23. “Unintentional Agents vs. Unintentional Causers in Polish.” (Coauthor E. Frąckowiak). 6th Meeting of Generative Linguistics in Poland. Warsaw, Poland, April 2008.

24. “The diachrony of Dative Experiencers and Objects of Emotion in Spanish and Romanian.” (Coauthor C. R. Diaconescu) Concordia Symposium on Generative Grammar. Montreal, Quebec, September 2007.

25. “Revisiting Involuntary State Constructions in Slovenian.” (Coauthor M. M. Sheppard). FDSL 6.5. Nova Gorica, Slovenia. December 2006.

26. “Double Object Constructions in Romanian.” (Coauthor C.R. Diaconescu). Canadian Linguistic Association Annual Meeting. London, Ontario. May 2005.

27. “Intensionality, and the Syntax / Semantics Interface in South Slavic.”(Coauthor O. Arnaudova). Canadian Linguistic Association Annual Meeting. London, Ontario. May 2005.

28. “Raising in Rumanian and blocking effects.” (Coauthor D. Geber). Canadian Linguistic Association. Winnipeg, Manitoba. May 2004.

29. “Two types of oblique subjects in Russian anticausatives.” (Coauthor U. Savchenko). Canadian Linguistic Association. Winnipeg, Manitoba. May 2004.

30. “Raising in Rumanian: Move and Agree.” (Coauthor D. Geber) Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages (LSRL) 34. Salt Lake City, Utah. March 2004.

31. “A morphological approach to quirky person restrictions in Spanish.” MOT. Ottawa, Ont. February 2004.

32. “Russian Anticausatives with Oblique Subjects.” (Coauthor U. Savchenko). Poster. Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 13. Columbia, South Carolina. February 2004.


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33. “Quirky Subjects and Person Restrictions in Romance: Rumanian and Spanish.” (Coauthor D. Geber). Canadian Linguistic Association. Halifax, Nova Scotia. 2003.

34. “Quirky Subjects and Person Restrictions in Spanish.” 13th Colloquium on Generative Grammar. Ciudad Real, Spain. 2003.

35. “Maturation and the acquisition of Polish reflexive clitics.” (Coauthor M. Goledzinowska). 4th European Conference on Formal Description of Slavic Languages. Potsdam, Germany. 2002.

36. “On Dative Existential Disclosure in Balkan Languages.” Acme Balkanica Conference. Montreal, Quebec. 2001.

37. “Non-selected Datives with Impersonal SE in Romance and Slavic.” (Coauthor M. M. Sheppard) 11th Colloquium on Generative Grammar. Zaragoza, Spain. 2001.

38. “Non-selected Datives and Impersonal Constructions.” (Coauthor M. M. Sheppard) ESSE5-2000. Theoretical Problems of Pronouns Seminar. Helsinki, Finland. 2000.

39. “On Impersonal se / sie in Slavic.” (Coauthor M. M. Sheppard) Formal Description of Slavic Languages (FDSL) 3. Leipzig, Germany. 1999.

40. “On Impersonal SE in Slovenian.” (Coauthor M.M. Sheppard). Generative Grammar Workshop on Pronouns. 32th Annual Meeting. Societas Linguistica Europea. Ljubljana, Slovenia. 1999.

41. “On Stylistic Verb Movement.” Seventh Colloquium of Generative Grammar. Oviedo, Spain. 1997.

42. “On CP-recursion and embedded Long Head Movement vs. Wackernagel clitics.” Canadian Linguistic Association. Montreal, Quebec. 1995.

43. “Directionality effects in the syntax of imperatives.” (Coauthor A. Terzi) GLOW 17. Vienna, Austria. 1994.

44. “Imperative Matters.” (Coauthor A. Terzi) Fourth Colloquium on Generative Grammar. Tarragona, Spain. 1994.

45. “Finiteness and Second Position in Long Head Movement Languages.” Canadian Linguistic Association. Ottawa, Ontario. 1993.

46. “On Vo-raising and Xo-Hopping.” NELS 23. Ottawa, Ontario. 1992. 47. “Long Head Movement in Breton.” (Coauthors R. Borsley and J.

Stephens) Comparative Celtic Syntax Conference. Bangor, Wales, June 1992; Linguistics Association of Great Britain. Surrey, U.K., September 1992; Annual Meeting of the Centre Regional d’Etudes Bretonnes et Celtiques. Brest, France, December 1992.

48. “Clitic auxiliaries and incorporation in Polish.” (Coauthor R. Borsley) Linguistics Association of Great Britain. Brighton, U.K. 1992.

49. "Long Head Movement and Negation." GLOW 14. Leiden, Holland. 1991.


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50. "Los futuros del español antiguo: Movimiento Largo de Núcleo vs. Incorporación." (Futures in Old Spanish: Long Head Movement vs. Incorporation) Primer Coloquio de Gramática Generativa. Miraflores de la Sierra, Madrid, Spain. 1991.

51. 1990-94. Eurotyp Project. Papers read at project meetings in York, England; Bangor, Wales (twice); Lucca, Italy; Budapest, Hungary; Istanbul, Turkey; San Sebastian, Spain; Lund, Sweden; Vienna, Austria; Strasbourg, France.

52. “Long Head Movement: ECP vs HMC.” (Coauthor J. Lema) NELS 20, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 1989.

53. “Estructura flexional y movimiento(s) de Verbo.” (Inflectional structure and verb movement(s)) 19th International Congress of Romance Linguistics and Philology. Santiago de Compostela, Spain. 1989.

54. “Inverted Conjugations and V-second effects in Romance.” (Coauthor J. Lema) 19th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages. Columbus, Ohio. 1989.

55. “Barriers and Rumanian.” 17th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages. New Brunswick, New Jersey. 1987.

56. “Tipología y orden de palabras: el español medieval y el español actual.” (Typology and word order: medieval Spanish and contemporary Spanish) 18th International Congress of Romance Linguistics and Philology. Trier, Germany. 1986.

57. “A lexical analysis of compound tenses in English and French.” (Coauthors J. Bourdages, D. Mullen, T. Randoja and M. Stong-Jensen) Canadian Linguistic Association Montreal, Quebec. 1985.

58. “La tipología de los pronombres átonos en el español antiguo.” (The typololgy of nontonic pronouns in Old Spanish) XII Simposio de la Sociedad Española de Lingüística. Barcelona, Spain. 1983.

59. “La sintaxis diacrónica del español y la adquisición del lenguaje.” (Spanish diachronic syntax and language acquisition) 17th International Congress of Romance Linguistics and Philology. Aix-en-Provence, France. 1983.

60. “Historical change and learnability: the evolution of free relatives in Spanish.” Canadian Linguistic Association. Ottawa, Ontario. 1982.

61. “Aspects of the evolution of relatives in Romance.” (Coauthor P. Hirschbühler) Canadian Linguistic Association. Halifax, Nova Scotia. 1981.

62. “Core and periphery in the evolution of relatives in Romance.” (Coauthor P. Hirschbühler) 5th International Congress of Historical Linguistics. Galway, Ireland. 1981.

63. “A unified analysis of matching and non-matching free relatives in Catalan.” (Coauthor P. Hirschbühler) NELS XI. Ithaca, N.Y. 1980.

64. “Free relatives and subcategorization.” (Coauthor P. Hirschbühler) Linguistic Circle of Ontario. Ottawa, Ontario. 1980.


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65. “Restrictive relatives in Romance: core and periphery.” (Coauthor P. Hirschbühler) Canadian Linguistic Association. Montreal, Quebec. 1980.

66. “That-relatives and deletion in COMP in Spanish.” NELS X (10th North East Linguistic Society). Ottawa, Ontario. 1979.

67. “A movement analysis of comparatives in Spanish.” (Preselected speaker) 9th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages. Washington, D.C. 1979.

68. “Topicalization as iterative movement.” Canadian Linguistic Association. London, Ontario. 1978.

69. “La dislocation à gauche et la topicalisation en espagnol.” (Left dislocation and topicalization in Spanish) Association Canadienne Française pour l’Avancement des Sciences. Ottawa, Ontario. 1978.

70. “La metodología filosófica en la semántica lingüística.” (The methodology of philosophy in linguistic semantics) VI Simposio de la Sociedad Española de Lingüística. Madrid, Spain. 1976.

71. “Antecedents of contemporary linguistic analyses in Scholastic logic.” Linguistic Society of America. Atlanta, Georgia. 1972.

72. “Syntagmes nominaux attributifs et syntagmes nominaux référentiels.” (Attributive and referential Noun Phrases) Association Canadienne Française pour l’Avancement des Sciences. Ottawa, Ontario. 1972.

73. “Scholastic views on scope.” Linguistic Society of America. St. Louis, Missouri. 1971.

74. “Conditionals in Spanish.” Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages. Gainesville, Florida. 1971.

75. “Indicatives, Subjunctives, and presupposition in Spanish.” Linguistic Society of America. Columbus, Ohio.1970.

76. “A surface structure constraint on negation in Spanish.” Linguistic Society of America. Bloomington, Indiana. 1969.

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