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I am a post-doctoral fellow in the Department of Linguistics at Georgetown University, working within the NSF project on The Semantics of Gradable Modal Expressions.

My research interests are in semantics of natural language and the semantics-syntax interface. I am particularly interested in the interplay of semantics, syntax, and pragmatics in the interpretation of context dependent expressions, with a focus on the expression of modal meaning in conversation. These theoretical interests are complemented with an experimental perspective, which includes corpus annotation, corpus mining, and psycholinguistic experiments.

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Department of Linguistics
Georgetown University
1421 37th Street NW, Poulton Hall 257
Washington, DC 20057
U.S.A.