emily walker manetta
Assistant Professor of Linguistics
University of Vermont
Department of Anthropology, Program in Linguistics
509 Williams Hall
72 University Place
Burlington, VT 04505
USA
Email: emily.manetta at uvm.edu
Research Interests: Comparative Syntax of Indic Languages (especially Hindi-Urdu and Kashmiri); Wh-movement and the A-bar system; Rightward scrambling and complementation; Indic verbal complexes (causatives, passives)
Curriculum Vitae [ pdf ]
2011. John Benjamins. [publishers site] Rightward Scrambling in Hindi-Urdu
to appear, Linguistic Inquiry Winter 2012 [ pdf ] Wh-expletives in Hindi-Urdu: the vP phase
2010. Linguistic Inquiry 41 (1). [pdf] The causative verbal domain and the Kashmiri causative
manuscript 2011 [ pdf ] Unexpected Left Dislocation: an English Corpus Study
2007. Journal of Pragmatics 39 (5). [ pdf ] Passive and the structure of the verbal complex in Hindi-Urdu
manuscript [ pdf ] Dissertation: Peripheries in Kashmiri and Hindi-Urdu
University of California, Santa Cruz (June 2006) Other Projects
Anthropology writing and older Linguistics downloads
LING 166/ANTH 142 Syntax
ANTH 028/LING 028 Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology
ANTH 276 Advanced Topics in Linguistics
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