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emily walker manetta Assistant Professor of Linguistics University of Vermont Department of Anthropology 509 Williams Hall 72 University Place Burlington, VT 04505 USA Email: emily.manetta at uvm.edu Interests: Theoretical Syntax, Comparative Indo-Aryan Linguistics, Wh-movement, Ergativity, Pamiri Languages (Eastern Iranian), Sociolinguistic Field Research (Central/South Asia, South Philadelphia, West Virginia) Dissertation: Peripheries in Kashmiri and Hindi-Urdu University of California, Santa Cruz (June 2006) |
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downloadable files
Curriculum Vitae (back up soon) [ pdf ] Wh-expletives in Hindi-Urdu: the vP phase presented at LSA 2006 [ pdf] manuscript under review [ pdf] Unexpected Left Dislocation: an English Corpus Study Journal of Pragmatics. 'Formal and Philosophical Aspects of Pragmatics', vol 39, nr. 5. May 2007 [ pdf ] Full and Partial Wh-movement in Kashmiri manuscript 2005 [ pdf ] The Minimalist A-bar System presented at LSA 2005 [ pdf ] Feature Stacking: The Kashmiri Clause Edge presented at GLOW in Asia, October 2005 in New Delhi [ pdf ] |
teaching and other interests
Structure of Romance Languages (Syllabus 2006) Introduction to South Asian Languages (Syllabus 2006) Philosophy of Teaching Vermont Adaptive Skiing Santa Cruz Rays Soccer |
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