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Heidi B. Harley
Curriculum Vitae, Feb 2, 2016
Dept. of Linguistics
University of Arizona
P.O. 210028
Tucson, AZ 85721-0028
(o) (520) 626-3554
(fax) (520) 626-6897
hharley@email.arizona.edu
CHRONOLOGY OF EDUCATION:
1995: Doctor of Philosophy, Linguistics. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1991: Bachelor of Arts, Linguistics and English. Memorial University of Newfoundland
CHRONOLOGY OF EMPLOYMENT:
Long-term appointments
Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Arizona, 2010-present
Associate Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Arizona, 2005-2010
Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Arizona, 1999-2005
Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Research in Cognitive Science (NSF), University of
Pennsylvania, 1997-1999
Postdoctoral Fellow, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada,
University of Pennsylvania, 1996-1997
Maître de langue, Université Charles de Gaulle (Lille III), Lille, France, October 1995June 1996
Summer and short-term appointments
Professor of Linguistics (0.2 FTE), University of Ulster, Jan-Dec 2013
Visiting Research Professor
University of Ulster, Humanities Research Institute, Summer 2011
Visiting Research Professor
University of Ulster, Humanities Research Institute, Summer 2007
Assistant Research Social Scientist, Cognitive Science Program
University of Arizona, 1999-2005
Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics
Harvard University, January-June 2005
Temporary Lecturer in Linguistics, Comparative Philology and General Linguistics
Oxford University, May-June 2004
Program affiliations
Faculty Member, Cognitive Science Program
University of Arizona, 1999-present
Faculty member, Second Language Acquisition and Teaching GIDP
University of Arizona, 2000-present
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Faculty member, Joint Anthropology/Linguistics Program
University of Arizona, 1999-present
HONORS AND AWARDS
Graduate and Professional Education Teaching and Mentoring Award, Graduate College,
University of Arizona, March, 2011.
Earl H. Carroll Magellan Circle Fellow, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences,
University of Arizona, August 2010.
Memorial University of Newfoundland A.C. Hunter Prize in English, 1991, first in
graduating class
PUBLICATIONS/CREATIVE ACTIVITY
Scholarly books/monographs
In print:
Scholarly works
Carnie, A., H. Harley and M. Willie, (eds) (2003) Formal Approaches to Functional
Phenomena: Papers in honor of Eloise Jelinek, Amsterdam: John Benjamins (Harley
45%)
Carnie, A., H. Harley and S. Dooley-Colberg, (eds) (2004) The Syntax of V-initial
Languages, Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
Folli, R. and H. Harley (eds). (2008). Special Issue on Perfectivity and Telicity. Lingua
118.11
H. Harley, R. Folli and B. Jensen, (eds), (2007), Special Issue on Aspect and Aktionsart, The
Nordic Journal of Linguistics 30.2
Lewis, W., S. Karimi, H. Harley and S. Farrar, (eds). (2009). Time and Again: Theoretical
perspectives on formal linguistics. In honor of D. Terence Langendoen. Amsterdam:
John Benjamins.
Carnie, A. and H. Harley (eds.) 2014. Pronouns, presuppositions and hierarchies: The Work
of Eloise Jelinek in Context. New York: Routledge
Sanchez, Jose, Alex Trueman, Maria Florez Leyva, Santos Leyva Alvarez, Mercedes Tubino
Blanco, Hyun-Kyoung Jung, and Heidi Harley. (to appear.) An Introduction to Hiaki
Grammar. Self-publishing on Amazon Createspace to keep costs to purchasers at a
minimum.
Siddiqi, D. and H. Harley (eds) (under contract, projected publication fall 2015).
Morphological Metatheory. Amsterdam: John Benjamins
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Textbook
Harley, H. (2006) English Words: A Linguistic Introduction. Oxford: Blackwell.
Working paper volumes:
Carnie, A. and H. Harley (1994) Papers on Phonology and Morphology, MIT Working
Papers in Linguistics 21, Cambridge, MA: MITWPL
Harley, H. and C. Phillips (1994) The Morphology-Syntax Connection, MIT Working Papers
in Linguistics 22, Cambridge, MA: MITWPL
Harley, H. (1998) Papers from the UPenn/MIT Roundtable on Argument Structure and
Aspect, MIT Working Papers in Linguistics 32, Cambridge, MA: MITWPL
Pylkkänen, L., A. van Hout and H. Harley (1999) Papers from the UPenn/MIT Roundtable
on the Lexicon, MIT Working Papers in Linguistics 35, Cambridge, MA:MITWPL
Refereed journal publications
Carnie, Andrew, Elizabeth Pyatt, and Heidi Harley (1994) *"The Resurrection: Raising to
Comp, Evidence from Old Irish" Studies in the Linguistic Sciences 24.1/2, 85-100.
(Harley 30%)
Harley, H. (1997) *"Agentivity and the Split VP," Seminarios de Linguistica 1, 103-123
Harley, H. (1997) "Logophors, variable binding and the interpretation of have," Lingua 102,
75-84
Harley, H. and Rolf Noyer (1999) "State-of-the-Article: Distributed Morphology", Glot
International 4.4, 3-9 (Harley 50%)
Harley, H. (2000) "Tough-movement is even tougher than we thought," Snippets 2
Harley, H. (2002) "ACD, WCO and QR of DPs," Linguistic Inquiry 33.4, pp. 659-664.
Harley, H. and Elizabeth Ritter (2002) "A feature-geometric analysis of person and number,"
Language 78.3, pp. 482-526. (Harley 50%)
Harley, H. (2002) "Possession and the double object construction," Yearbook of Linguistic
Variation 2, pp. 29-68.
Bird, S., M. Hammond, M. Amarillas, M. Jeffcoat, H. Harley, O. Zepada, M. Miyashita, R.
Geronimo, M. A. Willie, and L. Moll (2002) "Web-based dictionaries for languages of
the southwest US," Literary and Linguistic Computing 17.4, 427-438 (Harley 10%)
Harley, H. (2004). “Wanting, having and getting: A note on Fodor and Lepore 1998,”
Linguistic Inquiry 35.2, 255-267
Harley, H. (2004) “Why is it the CIA but not *the NASA? Acronyms, abbreviations and
definite descriptions,” American Speech, 79.4, 368-399.
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Folli, R., H. Harley and S. Karimi, (2005) “Determinants of event structure in Persian
complex predicates,” Lingua 115.10, 1365-1401 (Harley 35%)
Carnie, A. and Harley, H. (2005) “Existential Impersonals,” Studia Linguistica, 59.1, 46–65.
Folli, R. and H. Harley (2006) “On the licensing of causatives of directed motion: Waltzing
Matilda all over” Studia Linguistica 60.2 1-35.
Folli, R. and H. Harley (2007) “Causation, obligation and argument structure: On the nature
of little v,” Linguistic Inquiry 38.2, 197-238
Harley, H. and Jason Haugen. (2007) "Are there really two classes of instrumental denominal
verbs in English?" Snippets 16, 6-7.
Folli, R. and H. Harley. (2008). "Teleology and animacy in external arguments." Lingua
118.2, 190-202.
Harley, H. and Maria Leyva. (2009). "Form and meaning in Hiaki (Yaqui) verbal
reduplication." International Journal of American Linguistics, 75.2, 233-72.
Copley, B. and H. Harley. (2009) Futurates, directors, and have-causatives. Snippets 19, 5-6.
Lomashvili, L. and H. Harley. (2011) "Phases and templates in Georgian agreement." Studia
Linguistica 65.3: 233-267.
Folli, R. and Harley, H. (2012). "The syntax of argument structure: Evidence from Italian
complex predicates". Journal of Linguistics, Vol. 49, September, 1-33
Harley, H. (2013) External arguments and the Mirror Principle: On the distinctness of Voice
and v. Lingua 125, 34-57
Harley, H. (2013). Feature matching and case/number disscociation in Hiaki. Revista
linguística, 9.1, 1-9. June 2013, http://www.letras.ufrj.br/poslinguistica/
revistalinguistica/index.php/volume-9-numero-1-junho-2013/feature-matching-andcase-and-number-dissociation-in-hiaki/
Harley, H. (2014). "On the identity of roots," (Target article). Theoretical Linguistics 40.3:
225-276.
Harley, H. (2014). "Reply to commentaries: On the identity of roots," Theoretical Linguistics
40.4:447-474
Harley, H. and Hyun Kyoung Jung. (2015). "In support of the PHAVE analysis of the double
object construction." Linguistic Inquiry 46.4, 703-730.
Copley, B and H. Harley. (2015). "A force-theoretic framework for event structure."
Linguistics and Philosophy 38.2, 103-158.
Heidi Harley and Jeff Punske. (2015). Some PP modifiers of NP block relative readings in
superlatives. Snippets 29, 5-6. doi: 10.7358/snip-2015-029-harl
Choi, Jae-Hoon and H. Harley. (In progress). Agreement in syntax and morphology: The
implications of Korean honorific marking. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory.
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Harley, H. and Jason Haugen. (In progress). Inception and Cessation in Hiaki. For
International Journal of American Linguistics.
Chapters in scholarly books/monographs
A: Original research, peer-reviewed papers
Harley, H. (1998) "You're having me on: Aspects of have", in J. Guéron and A. Zribi-Hertz,
eds., La grammaire de la possession, pp. 195-226. Paris: Université Paris X Nanterre.
Andrew Carnie, H. Harley and E. Pyatt (2000), "VSO Order as Raising to Comp", in A.
Carnie and E. Guilfoyle, eds., The Syntax of Verb-Initial Languages, pp, 39-60
Oxford University Press
Harley, H. and Rolf Noyer (2000) "Licensing in the non-lexicalist lexicon", in Bert Peeters,
ed., The Lexicon/Encyclopaedia Interface, 349-374, Amsterdam:Elsevier Press.
Harley, H and Elizabeth Ritter (2002) "Structuring the bundle: A universal morphosyntactic
feature geometry," in H. Weise and H. Simon, eds. Pronouns: Grammar and
Representation, Amsterdam: John Benjamins, pp. 23-39.
Folli, Raffaella. and Harley, H. (2004) “Flavors of v: Consuming results in Italian and
English,” in Roumyana Slabakova and Paula Kempchinsky, eds., Aspectual Inquiries,
95-120. Dordrecht: Kluwer
Harley, H. (2005) “How do verbs get their names? Denominal verbs, Manner Incorporation
and the ontology of verb roots in English,” in Nomi Erteschik-Shir and Tova
Rapoport, eds., The Syntax of Aspect, 42-64. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Folli, R. and H. Harley. (2006). “Benefactives aren’t Goals in Italian”. In Romance
Languages and Linguistic Theory 2004, ed. by Jenny Doetjes and Paz Gonzales, pp.
121–142, Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
Harley, H. (2008). “When is a syncretism more than a syncretism? Impoverishment,
metasyncretism, and underspecification,” in Phi Theory: Phi-features across modules
and interfaces, edited by David Adger, Susana Bejar and Daniel Harbour. Oxford:
OUP. 251-294.
Harley, H. (2008) "The bipartite structure of verbs cross-linguistically, or, Why Mary can't
exhibit John her paintings." In Conferências do V Congresso Internacional da
Associação Brasileira de Lingüística, ed. by. Thaïs Cristófaro Silva and Heliana
Mello. Belo Horizonte, Brazil: ABRALIN and FALE/UFMG, pp 45-84.
Harley, H. (2008) “On the causative construction,” Handbook of Japanese Linguistics, edited
by Shigeru Miyagawa and Mamoru Saito. pp. 20-53, Oxford: OUP.
Harley, H. (2009). "The morphology of nominalizations and the syntax of vP".
Quantification, Definiteness and Nominalization, edited by Monika Rathert and
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Anastasia Giannadikou. Oxford: OUP, pp. 320-342.
Harley, H. (2009). "Compounding in Distributed Morphology." Oxford Handbook of
Compounding, edited by Rochelle Lieber and Pavel Stekauer. Oxford: OUP, pp.
129-144.
Harley, H. (2011). "Affixation and the Mirror Principle." In Interfaces in Linguistics, ed. by
Raffaella Folli and Christiane Ullbricht, 166-186. Oxford: OUP
Tubino-Blanco, Mercedes and H. Harley. (2010) "Dos tipos de base verbal en Hiaki (yaqui)".
In Análisi lingüístico: enfoques sincrónico, diacrónico e interdisciplinario, ed. by
Rosa María Ortiz Ciscomani, p. 97-128. Editorial Unison, Hermosillo, Son., Mexico
Harley, H. (2012). Lexical decomposition in modern generative grammar. In Handbook of
Compositionality, edited by Wolfram Hinzen, Markus Werning and Edouard
Machery, p. 328-350. Oxford: OUP.
Haugen, J, M. Leyva, Mercedes Tubino and Heidi Harley. (2012). "Wo'i Wakila / Skinny
Coyote—A Hiaki (Yaqui) Narrative," In Inside Dazzling Mountains: Contemporary.
Translations of Southwest Native Verbal Arts, edited by David Kozak, p. 277-298.
Lincoln: The University of Nebraska Press.
Harley, H. (2012). "Semantics in Distributed Morphology." In Semantics: An International
Handbook of Natural Language Meaning, Volume 3. C. Maienborn, K. von Heusinger
and P. Portner, eds., pp 2151-2172. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.
Harley, H. (2013). Getting morphemes in order: Merger, Affixation and Head-movement. In
Diagnosing Syntax, Lisa Cheng and Norbert Corver (eds), Oxford: OUP. pp. 44-74
Harley, H, and Mercedes Tubino Blanco. (2013) Cycles, vocabulary items and stem forms in
Hiaki. In O. Matushansky and A. Marantz, eds., Distributed Morphology Today.
Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. pp. 117-134
Haugen, J. and H. Harley. (2013) On the implications of head-marking inflection for the
architecture of grammatical theory: Evidence from reduplication and compounding in
Hiaki (Yaqui). In A. Fountain, M. Miyashita, D. Cole and S. Bischoff, (eds), The
persistence of language: Constructing and confronting the past and present in the
voices of Jane H. Hill. pp 133-174 Amsterdam: John Benjamins
Harley, H and M. Stone. (2013). The ‘No Agent Idioms’ hypothesis. In R. Folli, C. Sevdali
and R. Truswell, eds., Syntax and its limits. pp 251-273 Oxford: OUP
Harley, H., Mercedes Tubino Blanco, Jason Haugen. (2014) Affixal light verbs and complex
predicates in Hiaki. In Current issues in complex predicate research, edited by
Hideki Kishimoto and Yoko Yumuto. 257-290. Tokyo: Hituzi Syobo
Jelinek, Eloise and H. Harley. 2014. Impersonal agreement in a non-agreement language: The
Hiaki impersonal construction. In A. Carnie and H. Harley (eds.) Pronouns,
presuppositions and hierarchies: The work of Eloise Jelinek in context. 375-388. New
York: Routledge
B. Copley and H. Harley. (2014). Eliminating causative entailments with the force-theoretic
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framework. In Causation in language, Bridget Copley and Fabienne Martin (eds),
Oxford: OUP. 120-151
Tubino Blanco, Mercedes and Heidi Harley. (2014) Sobre la opcionalidad del Causado en las
causativas indirectas en yaqui. In Lenguas yutoaztecas, Acercamiento a su diversidad
lingüística, Karen Dakin y José Luis Moctezuma, coordinadores. México: Seminario
de Lenguas Indígenas, Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas, Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México. Serie: Estudios sobre lenguas americanas 8. ISBN
978-607-02-5964-7. 320 p.
Harley, H., Mercedes Tubino Blanco and Jason Haugen. Forthcoming. Locality conditions on
suppletive verbs in Hiaki. To appear in The morphosyntax-phonology connection:
Locality and directionality at the interface, edited by Vera Gribanova and Stephanie Shih.
Oxford: OUP.
Bobaljik, J.D. and H. Harley. Forthcoming. Suppletion is local: Evidence from Hiaki. To appear
in The structure of words at the interfaces, edited by Heather Newell, Maíre Noonan,
Glynne Piggot, and Lisa Travis. Oxford: OUP.
B: Surveying field
Harley, H. and Rolf Noyer (2003), “Distributed Morphology,” in L. Cheng and R. Sybesma,
eds., The Second Glot International State-of-the-Article Book, Berlin: Mouton de
Gruyter (Harley 50%), pp. 463-496.
Carnie, A. and Harley, H. (2003) “Introduction: Formalizing Functionalism,” in Andrew
Carnie, Heidi Harley and Mary Ann Willie, eds., Formal Approaches to Function in
Grammar, Amsterdam: John Benjamins, pp. 1-8. (Harley 50%)
Folli, R. and Harley, H. (2006) “What language says about the psychology of events,” in
Trends in Cognitive Science, 10.3, 91-92
Harley, H, R. Folli and B. Jensen. (2007) "Introduction: Perfectivity, Telicity and the Nordic
Languages," in H. Harley, R. Folli and B. Jensen, (eds), Special Issue on Aspect and
Aktionsart, The Nordic Journal of Linguistics 30.2, 149-155
Folli, R. and H. Harley. (2008) "Introduction: The In(ter)dependence of event structure,
aspect and tense," in R. Folli and H. Harley (eds), Special Issue on Perfectivity and
Telicity, Lingua 118.11.
Karimi, S., W. Lewis, S. Farrar and H. Harley. (2009). "Introduction". In S. Karimi, W.
Lewis, S. Farrar and H. Harley (eds,). The Syntax, Semantics and Pragmatics of
Linguistic Formalisms: Papers in honor of Terry Langendoen. Amsterdam: John
Benjamins
Harley, H. (2010) “Thematic Roles”, In The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the Language
Sciences, Patrick Hogan, ed. pp. 861-862. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
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Harley, H. (2010). "A Minimalist Approach to Argument Structure." In C. Boeckx, (ed.), The
Oxford Handbook of Linguistic Minimalism, 426-447. Oxford: OUP Press.
Harley, H. (2013). "Diagnosing head movement." In Diagnosing Syntax, Lisa Cheng and
Norbert Corver (eds), Oxford: OUP. 112-122.
Harley, H. (2015). "The syntax/morphology interface." In Alexiadou and Kiss (ed), Syntax:
Theory and Analysis, Vol II, 1128-1153. Berlin: de Gruyter.
Harley, H and S. Miyagawa. (to appear 2016). Ditransitives. To appear in (xx,yy, eds) Oxford
Research Encyclopedia of Linguistics.
C: Papers in working papers volumes which have not (yet) subsequently appeared
elsewhere:
Harley, H. 1994. "Hug a tree: Deriving the morphosyntactic feature hierarchy." In MITWPL
21, Papers on Phonology and Morphology, ed. by Colin Phillips and Heidi Harley,
pp. 289-320.
Carnie, A. and H. Harley. 1997. "PRO, the EPP and Nominative Case: Evidence from Irish
Infinitivals," in University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics, 4.3 (1997)
pp 71-86
Harley, H. 2005. “Bare Phrase Structure, Acategorial roots, one-replacement and
unaccusativity,” Harvard Working Papers on Linguistics 11, ed by Slava Gorbachov
and Andrew Nevins, pp. 59-78
M. Tubino-Blanco, H. Harley and J. Haugen. (2009). "The syntax of hybrid verb/affix
lexemes and clause fusion in Hiaki (Yaqui)" In L. Lanz, A Franklin, J Hoecker, E
Gentry Brunner, M Morrison, and C Pace, editors, Rice Working Papers in
Linguistics Volume 1, pp. 79-91
Harley, H., M. Tubino-Blanco and J. Haugen. (2009). "Applicative constructions and
suppletive verbs in Hiaki (Yaqui)." In L. Lanz, A Franklin, J Hoecker, E Gentry
Brunner, M Morrison, and C Pace, editors, Rice Working Papers in Linguistics
Volume 1, pp. 42-51
Reviews
Harley, H. (1995), Book notice, Kitagawa, “Subjects in Japanese and English,” Language
71.4, 849
Harley, H. (1996), Book notice, Egli, Pause, Schwarze, von Stechow, and Wienold, eds.,
"Lexical Knowledge," Language 72.3, 670.
Harley, H. (1998) Review of Barbiers, "The Syntax of Interpretation," Glot International 3.1,
6-8.
Harley, H. (2000) "Never Again Schlomsbordus (19XX): Endnote 3.0," Glot International
4.6, 1-3.
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Harley, H. and Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini, (2001) "Innateness, abstract names, and
syntactic cues in How Children Learn the Meanings of Words," Behavioral and Brain
Sciences 24, 1107-8 (Harley 50%)
Jelinek, E. and H. Harley. (2002) "Recollections of Kenneth L. Hale," Linguistic Typology
6.2, 140-142. (Harley 35%)
Piattelli-Palmarini, Massimo and H. Harley, (2003) “Arguments in the syntactic
straightjacket: Commentary on Hurford,” Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26.3.,
297-298 (Harley 35%).
Harley, H. (2003) “Review of Brandt, Cipient Predication” Glot International 7.9/10,
247-253.
Electronic publications (peer-reviewed)
Harley, H. (2000) Review of Cormack, "Definitions: Implications for Semantics, Syntax and
the Language of Thought," The Linguist List (www.linguistlist.org)
Papers in conference proceedings (competitive selection via peer-reviewed abstracts)
Harley, H. (1995) *"Abstracting away from abstract case". In Proceedings of NELS 25, J.
Beckman, ed., Graduate Linguistics Students' Association, University of
Massachusetts, Amherst, p. 207-221
Harley, H. and A. Carnie (1995) *"Nominally Phrasal Copular Constructions," In
Proceedings of WECOL 7 (94), pp. 30-43, University of California, Los Angeles
(Harley 50%)
Harley, H. and A. Carnie (1996), *"Nominally Complex Copular Constructions," In
Proceedings of Langue et Grammaire 1, Université de Paris 8 (Harley 50%)
Harley, H. (1996) *"Sase bizarre: the Japanese causative and structural case," In P. Koskinen,
(ed.) Proceedings of the 1995 Canadian Linguistics Society meeting, University of
Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics
Harley, H. (1996) *"If You Have, You Can Give", in Proceedings of WCCFL XV, Brian
Agbayani and Sze-Wing Tang, eds, CSLI, Stanford, CA, pp. 193-207.
Harley, H and S. Kulick (1998) "TAG and Raising in VSO Languages," in Proceedings of the
TAG+ Workshop, IRCS Technical Reports (Harley 50%)
Harley, H. and R. Noyer (1998) "Mixed nominalizations, object shift and short verb
movement in English," in Proceedings of NELS 28, Kiyomi Kusumoto and Pius
Tamanji, eds., 143-157. University of Massachusetts at Amherst:GLSA (Harley 50%)
Harley, H. (1999) "Denominal verbs and aktionsart," in L. Pylkanen and A. van Hout, eds.,
Proceedings of the 2nd Penn/MIT Roundtable on Event Structure, MITWPL:
Cambridge, 73-85
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Harley, H., E Ritter and R. Hanson (2002), "Underspecification and Universal Defaults for
Person and Number Features," in Proceedings of the 2000 Canadian Linguistics
Association meeting, University of Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics (Harley
33%)
Harley, H. (2004) “Merge, Conflation and Head Movement: The First Sister Principle
revisited,” in Proceedings of NELS 34, U. Mass Amherst: GSLA
Folli, R. and H. Harley (2004) “The composition of Italian causatives,” In Vineeta Chand,
Ann Kelleher, Angelo J. Rodriguez, Benjamin Schmeiser, eds, Proceedings of
WCCFL 23, Cambridge, MA: Cascadilla Press. 195-208.
Folli, R. and H. Harley. (2005) “Event-Path Homomorphism and the Accompanied-Motion
Reading in Motion Causatives,” In Proceedings of WECOL 2004.
Haugen, J, H. Harley and M Tubino-Blanco. (2008) “¿Es el sufijo –ri un nominalizador
pasivo en yaqui?”. Proceedings of IX Encuentro de Lingüística en el Noroeste, Vol. I,
p. 193-210. Editorial Unison, Hermosillo, Son., Mexico.
Harley, H. and A. Trueman. (2012). “Hiaki pronominals and the typology of deficiency.” In
Proceedings of WAIL 13, University of California Santa Barbara, 40-54. Available at
http://www.linguistics.ucsb.edu/research/papers_vol21.html.
WORK IN PROGRESS
Articles in progress:
Harley, H. English denominal verbs are formed in the syntax. For Syntax.
Folli, R. and H. Harley: Manner-Result Redux. For Journal of Linguistics
Tubino-Blanco and H. Harley: Two types of causatives in Hiaki. For Lingua
Choi, J-H and H. Harley. Respected friends in low places: Honorification in Korean
morphosyntax. For Natural Language and Linguistic Theory
Haugen, J., M. Tubino-Blanco and H. Harley. Lexical Category in Hiaki. For Language
Documentation
Haugen, J. and H. Harley. Inception and cessation in Hiaki. For International Journal of
American Linguistics.
Copely, B. and H. Harley. Branching in a dual-ontology force-theoretic model. For Journal of
Semantics
H. Harley. Passive in Hiaki.
H. Harley. Suppletion in Hiaki.
Books in progress
Leyva, M. F., with H. Harley. Au te waate: We remember it: Hiaki narratives of persecution
and displacement. For University of Arizona Press.
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B.J. Gordon, R. Coto Solano, E.J. Zimmer and H. Harley. A grammatical sketch of Maay
Maay. For Lincom Europa
Research projects in progress
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Word order in Hiaki (funding from SBSRI)
Passives in Hiaki
Feature checking in Hiaki DPs
A force-theoretic analysis of agentivity (with B. Copley)
An introduction to Hiaki Grammar: Volume II.
MEDIA N/A
SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS SINCE 2005 (NEED TO UPDATE XX)
Symposia and keynotes (invited)
(2015) The consequences of root suppletion for theories of morphological locality. (With
Jonathan Bobaljik, University of Connecticut.) Roots IV workshop, New York
University, June 29-July2, 2015
(2015) Discussant, The Neural Basis of Icelandic Language Processing. NSF-funded
workshop, Rekyavik, Iceland, May 11, 2015.
(2015) On Diagnosing Root Suppletion. Keynote speaker, CLS, University of Chicago, April
23, 2015.
(2014) Aggressive Passives in Hiaki. Keynote speaker, NELS 45, Massacusetts Institute of
Technology. October 31, 2014
(2014) A Revised Picture of External Argument Introduction. WSCLA, Memorial University
of Newfoundland, April 25, 2014
(2013). The 'bundling' hypothesis and the disparate functions of little v. Paper presented at
Little v Workshop, University of Leiden, October 25, 2013.
(2012). Phase-theoretic mismatches in the morphology and syntax of Hiaki verb stems.
Paper presented at Exploring the Interfaces 1: Word Structure. McGill University,
May 8, 2012.
(2011). "An Alternative to Deficiency Approaches to the Manner-Alternation Parameter."
Paper presented at the Verbal Elasticity workshop, Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain. Oct. 5, 2011.
(2011). "Case and Number Dissociation in Hiaki." Roots and Affixes workshop, Utrecht
University, Utrecht, The Netherlands. Sept. 1, 2011.
(2011). "On the Identity of Roots." Paper presented at the Approaches to the Lexicson
workshop (Roots III), June 13, 2011, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.
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(2011). "Case and Number Dissociation in Hiaki" Irish Network in Formal Lngusitics
conference, University of Ulster, Northern Ireland. May 25, 2011.
(2010) "On the status of UTAH in split-vP approaches to argument structure". "CP"
Workshop. Lund University, Sweden. Dec. 6-7, 2010
(2010) "The No Agent Idioms Hypothesis". On Linguistic Interfaces II, University of Ulster,
Jordanstown, UK. Dec. 2-4, 2010
(2010) "Does affixation matter?" Joint ASU/UA Cognitive Science Conclave. Nov. 6,
Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
(2010) Roots, selection & domains for idiomatic meaning. Invited speaker, The End of
Argument Structure Workshop, University of Toronto, Oct 1-2, 2010
(2010) "The syntax and argument structure of motion constructions in English". Invited
speaker at the Morphology-Lexicon Forum, Tokyo, July 10, 2010
(2010) "Lessons from Voice Alternations in Hiaki: Scope, Morphosyntax and the Mirror
Principle". Invited speaker at the Workshop on Voice, University of Vienna, June 26,
2010
(2009) "Roots and Idioms" Stuttgart morphosyntax workshop, June 10, 2009.
(2009) "The Contextual Specification of Meaning and the Semantic Contributions of Roots:
Revisiting Kratzer 1996 and Marantz 1997" Invited speaker, at workshop entitled
Root Bound: Roots, Late insertion, Word (non)-compositionality and other hairy
matters. University of Southern California, February 20-22, 2009.
(2009) "Getting morphemes in order: Merger, Affixation and Head-movement." Invited speaker, Diagnosing Syntax
workshop, Universities of Leiden & Utrecht, the Netherlands, January 29-31, 2009.
(2009) “Roots: identity, insertion, idiosyncrasies.” Paper presented at Root Bound, USC, Los
Angeles, CA. February 21, 2009.
(2008) "Incorporation, compounding and constituency,"Invited speaker, Words Don't Come
Easy workshop, Univerity of Verona, Verona, Italy. November 18, 2008.
(2008) "The ‘Latinate’ ban on dative shift in English: A morphosyntactic explanation." Talk
presented at the TEMPTYPAC Journée d'études, CNRS/Paris VIII, Paris, June 24,
2008.
(2008) "Bare roots, conflation, and the Canonical Use Constraint." Invited speaker, Syntax
and Semantics Workshop, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta. May 21, 2008.
(2008) "Effect of definite determiners on mass/count interpretation in a novel naming task (in
English adults)." Invited speaker, Psycholinguistics Workshop, University of Calgary,
Calgary, Alberta. May 20, 2008.
(2008) "The ‘Latinate’ ban on dative shift in English: A morphosyntactic explanation,"
Plenary speaker, Germanic Linguistics Annual Conference, U Madison, Wisconsin.
May 3 2008
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(2008) "Bare roots, conflation, and the Canonical Use Constraint," Invited speaker. NORMS
workshop on argument structure. University of Lund, Lund, Sweden. Feb. 6, 2008.
(2008) Harley, H. and A. Wedel. "Temporal vs. Constituent Structure Effects in Processing,"
Talk presented at the first meeting of the International Biolinguistics Network,
Tucson, Arizona, Feb 24, 2008.
(2007) "On the difference between showing and exhibiting: Morphosyntax,
morphophonology, and double objects in English," Invited speaker, 1st meeting of
the Arizona Linguistics Circle, Tucson, AZ, October 19, 2007.
(2007) "Affixation and the Mirror Principle," Keynote speaker at On Linguistic Interfaces
(OnLI) Workshop, University of Ulster, Belfast, U.K. June 1, 2007.
(2007) "The bipartite structure of verbs cross-linguistically (or: Why Mary can't exhibit John
her paintings)." Plenary address at ABRALIN, Universidade Federal de Minas
Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil. March 1 2007
(2007) (with R. Folli) "Teleology and animacy in external arguments." Invited participant,
Forces in Grammar workshop, Paris, France, Jan 18, 2007..
(2007) "What does affixation mean? Some theoretical questions raised by complex verbs in
Hiaki (Yaqui)." Invited participant, Endangered Languages and Linguistic Theory
workshop, Linguistic Society of America meeting, Anaheim, CA Jan 5, 2007.
(2006) “Morphosytactic macrovariaton,” lecture series, Aug 15-Sept. 2, DiGS summer
school, Stuttgart, Germany.
(2006) "Decomposition in DM", discussant, decomposition workshop, University of Tromsø,
May 25-26 2006.
(2006) "Nominalizations and vP: Where are verbs made?" invited participant, Internal
Structure of Nominalized Clauses. Syracuse University, March 25, 2006.
(2005) “The count/mass properties and event types of deverbal and underived nPs in
English,” invited participant, Workshop on QPs, DPs and nominalizations, Saarland
University, Saarbrueken, Germany, Dec. 16-17 2005.
(2005) “On causative constructions,” invited participant, Workshop on Linguistic Theory and
the Japanese Language, MIT, held in conjunction with the 2005 MIT/Harvard
Linguistic Society of America Institute, July 29-30 2005.
(2005) (with M. Piattelli-Palmarini). “On Compositionality”, Workshop on the Philosophy/
Linguistics of James Higginbotham, Rutgers University, May 6-8, 2005
(2005) “The event types of bare nominals in English,” Workshop on Aspect, UT Austin,
February 23, 2005.
(2004) (with R. Folli). “On the nature of little v: Causation, obligation and argument
structure,” Workshop on Argument Structure, Center for Advanced Study in
Theoretical Linguistics, University of Tromsø, Nov. 4-6 2004
(2004) “The Importance of Impoverishment,” invited participant, Social Sciences and
Research Council of Canada Communication Workshop, “Phi-features,” August 2004,
McGill University.
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Conferences (competitive selection, peer-reviewed abstracts; posters noted.)
Trueman, Alex, Louise St. Amour and Heidi Harley. (2016). Implementing orthography. 21st
meeting of the Workshop on Structure and Constituency in Languages of the
Americas, UQAM, Montreal, April 1-3, 2016.
Yu, Jianrong, Adam King and Heidi Harley. (2016). Lexical category and the distribution of
word-final vowels in Hiaki. 21st meeting of the Workshop on Structure and
Constituency in Languages of the Americas, UQAM, Montreal, April 1-3, 2016.
Copley, Bridget and Heidi Harley. (2015). Telicity is launching and atelicity is entrainment: A
formal semantic proposal. Paper presented at "Formal Semantics meets Cognitive
Semantics", Nijmegen, the Netherlands, January 22-23, 2015.
Folli, Raffaella and Heidi Harley (2014). Against deficiency-based typologies: Manneralternation parameters in Italian and English. Paper presented at Going Romance,
University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal, Fri Dec. 5, 2014.
Copley, Bridget and Heidi Harley. (2014). “Mapping the conceptual level to the linguistic
level: A theory of the progressive using both force dynamics and branching” (with
Heidi Harley). 22nd Annual Meeting of the European Society for Philosophy and
Psychology, University of Messina, Noto, Italy, 16-19 September 2014.
Copley, Bridget and Heidi Harley. (2014). Modelling branching as the origin of
imperfectivity in a force-theoretic framework. Paper presented at BRIDGE-14,
Heinrich Heine University, Düsseldorf, April 12, 2014.
Folli, Raffaella and Heidi Harley. (2013). Against deficiency-based typologies: Manneralternation parameters in Italian and English. Paper presented at WCCFL 31, Arizona
State University, Feb 10, 2013.
Trueman, Alex,
Hyun Kyoung Jung, Maria Florez Leyva, Heidi Harley, Santos Leyva. (2012). A
Teaching Grammar of Hiaki. Paper presented at WAIL 15, University of California,
Santa Barbara. April 28, 2012
Harley, H, A. Trueman and M. Florez Leyva. (2012). Configurationaliy in Hiaki. Paper
presented at WAIL 15, University of California, Santa Barbara. April 28, 2012
A. Trueman and Harley, H. (2011). Pronouns and Postpositions in Hiaki. Paper presented at
Language Documentation and Linguistic Theory 3, SOAS, London, Nov. 19, 2011.
Harley, H. and A. Trueman. (2011). Case and Number Agreement in Hiaki. Paper presented
at the Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas meeting,
University of Colorado, Boulder, July 31, 2011.
Trueman, A. and H. Harley. (2011). Pronouns and Postpositions in Hiaki. Paper presented at
the Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas meeting,
University of Colorado, Boulder, July 31, 2011.
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Harley, H. and A. Trueman. (2011). Case and Number Agreement in Hiaki DPs. Paper
presented at the Friends of Uto-Aztecan conference, College of Eastern Utah-San
Juan Campus, Blanding, UT, July 1, 2011.
Folli, R. and H. Harley (2010). Lexical vs. Functional: complex predicates in Italian. Paper
presented at NELS 41, University of Pennsylvania, Oct. 22-24, 2010
Copley, B and H. Harley. (2010). Force dynamics in verbal semantics: Verbs of maintaining.
Interdisciplinary Workshop on Verbs: The identification and representation of verb
features, Nov 4-5, Pisa, Italy.
Copley, Bridget and Heidi Harley. (2010). “Causatives, ability, and dispositions”. Workshop
on Dispositions, Ability, and States of the project ANR GENIUS (Genericité:
Interprétation et Usages). 23-24 June 2010
Trueman, A. and H. Harley. (2010). Hiaki pronominals and the typology of deficiency. Paper
presented at the Workshop on American Indigenous Languages, University of
California Santa Barbara, April 30, 2010.
Folli, R. and H. Harley. (2009). Argument structure, applicatives and Italian -ata complex
predicates. Paper presented at the Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages,
University of Arizona, March 26-29, 2009.
Folli, R., H. Harley, and M. Tubino-Blanco. (2009). "“Stress strengthening” and word order
in Italian." Poster presentation, Incontro Generativa Grammatica 35, Siena, Italy, Feb.
27-28, 2009.
Folli, R., H. Harley and M. Tubino-Blanco. (2008). “Stress strengthening” and word order in
fixed-stress languages," Poster presentation, Linguistic Symposium on Romance
Languages, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, April 4-6, 2008.
Harley, H. and M. Tubino-Blanco. (2008). Verbal roots in Hiaki (Yaqui): A morphological
classification. Paper presented at the Encuentro internacional de lingüística en el
noroeste, Hermosillo, Sonora, 12-15 Nov. 2008.
Harley, H., J. Haugen and M. Tubino-Blanco. (2008). Lexical categories and derivation in
Hiaki. Paper presented at the Society for the Study of Indigenous Languages of the
Americas annual meeting, Chicago, Sunday Jan. 6, 2008.
Harley, H. and J. Haugen. (2008). "Reduplication and compounding in Hiaki (Yaqui)
compound verbs". Paper presented at the Linguistic Society of America Annual
Meeting, Chicago, Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008.
Harley, H, and M. Tubino-Blanco. (2007). Causees in Hiaki indirect causatives: optional,
obligatory, or forbidden? Paper presented at the Friends of Uto-Aztecan conference,
Nov. 17-18, 2008, University of Sonora, Hermosillo, Mexico.
Harley, H. (2007). "External arguments: On the independence of Voice° and v°". Talk
presented at the 30th GLOW meeting, University of Tromsø, Tromsø, Norway, April
12-14, 2007.
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Harley, H., J. Haugen and Tubino-Blanco, M. (2006). Yaqui -ri: A patientive nominalizer?
Talk presented at Encuentro internacional de lingüística en el noroeste. Nov. 16-18,
2006
M. Tubino-Blanco, H. Harley, and J. Haugen. (2006) "Hybrid verb/affix combinations in
Hiaki (Yaqui)". Poster presented at the Complex Predicates Workshop, Rice
University, March 16-18, 2006.
H. Harley, J. Haugen, and M. Tubino-Blanco. (2006) "Applicative constructions and
suppletive verbs in in Hiaki (Yaqui) ". Poster presented at the Complex Predicates
Workshop, Rice University, March 16-18, 2006.
Haugen, J, H. Harley and M. Tubino-Blanco. (2006) "Reduplication in Hiaki (Yaqui)
Compound Verbs and the Lexicalist Hypothesis". Poster presented at the Complex
Predicates Workshop, Rice University, March 16-18, 2006.
Folli, R. and H. Harley. (2004) “Event-path homomorphism and the accompanied-action
reading in motion causatives,” Western Conference on Linguistics, University of
Southern California, Nov. 12-14 2004.
Folli, R. and H. Harley. (2004). “The light verb hypothesis and the construction of syntactic
meaning: Flavors of v.” Chronos VI, Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 22-24, 2004.
Harley, H. (2004) “Reduplication Multiplication: Forms and meanings in Yaqui verbal
reduplication,” Friends of Uto-Aztecan conference, Ignacio, CO, July 15-16, 2004.
Folli, R. and H. Harley. (2004), “The composition of Italian causatives,” 23rd West Coast
Conference on Formal Linguistics, University of California, Davis, April 23-25,
2004.
O’Bryan, E., R. Folli, H. Harley and T. Bever (2004), “Verb Event Structure Effects in Online Sentence Comprehension.” (Poster), 17th annual CUNY Conference on Human
Sentence Processing, University of Maryland, March 25-27, 2004.
Folli, R. and H. Harley (2004) “On the nature of little v: Causation, obligation and argument
structure,” 30th Incontro di grammatica generative, Venice, Italy. Feb, 2004.
Colloquia (invited)
(2016) A head movement approach to the manner-of-directed-motion parameter. University
of Illinois, Chicago Talks in Linguistics series, March 4, 2016.
(2015) Suppressing subject arguments in Hiaki. Zentrum for Allgemaine Sprachwissenschaft,
Berlin. Dec. 1, 2015.
(2015) Hiaki verbal number suppletion really is suppletion. Leipzig University colloquium,
Dec. 2, 2015.
(2015) Hiaki verbal number suppletion really is suppletion. University of Texas, Austin
Linguistics Colloquium, Nov. 9, 2015.
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(2015) Suppressing subject arguments in Hiaki. UCSC Linguistics Colloquium, Oct. 16,
2015.
(2014) Forces instead of events in verb meaning. University of Arizona Cognitive Science
Brown Bag, March 28, 2014.
(2012) Hiaki suppletion, stem classes and the organization of the morphological component
Stanford University Colloquium Series. Nov. 30, 2012.
(2012) ‘Distributed Morphology’. At the American International Morphology Meeting.
University of Massachusetts, Amherst. September 22, 2012.
(2012) Hiaki narratives of displacement and persecution: Preservation, transcription and
translation. With Maria Florez Leyva. Linguistics Department Colloquium Series,
University of Arizona.
(2011) 'Forces: The Framework'. (With Bridget Copley). Three three-hour seminars, May 18,
19, and 23, 2011. CNRS Pouchet, Paris, France
(2011) The 'No Agent Idioms' hypothesis. Georgetown University, Washington DC, Feb. 18,
2011
(2010) "Head-movement and the syntax-morphology interface". Kobe University, Kobe,
Japan, July 17, 2010
(2010) "On using forces instead of events in linguistic semantics". Tohoku University,
Sendai, Japan. July 15, 2010
(2010) "The Canonical Use Constraint, Nouns, Roots and Idiomatic Domains", University of
Connecticut, January 29, 2010
(2009) "The Canonical Use Constraint, Nouns, Roots and Idiomatic Domains", University of
Maryland, Nov 11th, 2009
(2009) "A morphosyntactic account of the 'Latinate' ban on dative shift in English" UCSC,
May 15, 2009
(2008) "Incorporation, bare nouns and the Canonical Use Constraint.' USC, Nov. 2, 2008
(2007) "Applicatives, causatives and the Mirror Principle: vP-external subjects and Voice,"
Cornell University, November 1, 2007.
(2007) "Applicatives, causatives and the Mirror Principle: vP-external subjects and Voice,"
MIT, Oct. 26, 2007
(2006) "Revisiting Voice: Lessons about VoiceP from Applicatives, Causatives and
Impersonals in Hiaki" New York University, November 3, 2006
(2006) "Really external arguments: Lessons about VoiceP from Applicatives, Causatives and
Impersonals in Hiaki " University of California at Los Angeles, October 17, 2006.
(2006) “Event nominalizations and the structure of vP,” University of Wisconsin, Madison
colloquium series, March 3, 2006.
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(2005) “Lexical decomposition, linguistic theory, and linguistic awareness” Lecture in the
Consciousness Center Lecture Series, University of Arizona. Oct. 19, 2005.
(2005) “Bare Phrase Structure, Head Movement, and the First Sister Principle” University of
Ulster, May 19, 2005
(2005) “Underspecification, Impoverishment and Meta-paradigms: Accounting for
syncretism,” Cambridge University Linguistic Society, May 12, 2005.
(2005) “Impoverishment and Underspecification,” LingLunch talk series, MIT, March 31,
2005
(2005) “Merge, conflation, and head movement: The First Sister Principle revisited,”
Harvard University Locality reading group.
Seminars
(2016) “
(2015) "Passives in Distributed Morphology." 2-week course offered at the LSA 2015
Institute at the University of Chicago, invited professor.
(2011) "The Morphosyntax of Hiaki". 4-week course offered at the LSA 2011 Institute at the
University of Colorado, Boulder, invited professor.
(2009) "The Syntax of Argument Structure;" 1-week minicourse offered at the Federal
University of Mexico, Mexico City; July 2009; invited professor
(2007) "Distributed Morphology"; 1-week minicourse offered at the Linguistics Association
of Brazil (ABRALIN) Summer Institute in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, February, 2007;
invited professor
(2006) (University of Stuttgart): "Micro and macrovariation in morphology"; 3-week
minicourse offered at the German Linguistics Association (DGfS)/GLOW summer
school, June/July 2006; invited professor
(2004) “Adger and Ramchand 2004”, Arizona Synsalon, Oct. 17, 2004.
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
Federal:
December, 2012.
$8948. Doctoral Dissertation Research: The morphosyntax of motion in
Hiaki. National Science Foundation. Collaborative with Alex Trueman.
July, 2008
$148,700. "Hiaki Grammar: Documentation, Analysis and Teaching."
National Science Foundation.
December, 2004 $160,000. “The morphosyntax of verbs in Arizona Yaqui.” (co-PI: Jason
Haugen; Harley 75%). National Science Foundation.
August, 2002
$22,726, "Workshop on the correlates of VSO order," (co-PIs: Andrew
Carnie, Sheila Dooley Colberg; Harley 25%), National Science
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Foundation.
State: (University of Arizona)
Sept. 2014. $400 "Hiaki word order." SBSRI Leveraging grant
Aug, 2011. $7000. “Analyzing Hiaki Conversation: Syntax, Morphology, Discourse”. SBSRI
Faculty Professorship; teaching release for Fall 2011.
April, 2011.
$500. "West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics Student-Faculty
Interaction Grant." Student Affairs Office, University of Arizona.
January, 2010
$29,901. "Yaqui Personal Histories, 1900-1930: Preservation,
Transcription, Translation and Analysis", Arts, Humanities and Social
Sciences Faculty Grant, Vice President for Research, University of
Arizona
May, 2008
$4400, "Arizona Linguistics and Anthropology Symposium," SBS Unit
Research Activity Fund grant, University of Arizona.
January, 2002
$650, "The effect of definite determiners on naming tasks in English",
SBSRI Mini-Grant, University of Arizona
March, 2001
$250 "Spring Lingusitics Showcase," Faculty-Student Interaction
Program, Dean of Undergraduates Office, University of Arizona
March, 2001
$24,306 (with Mike Hammond, Ofelia Zepada and Mary Willie) New
Learning Environments and Instructional Technologies Grants Program,
Office of the Provost for Educational Technology
April, 2000
$4000 "Verb Classes in Uto-Aztecan," Summer Grant Proposal Workshop,
Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Institute, University of Arizona
February, 2000
$425 "Meaning in Morphology: Motivating a feature-geometric analysis
of person and number," Foreign Travel Grant, Social and Behavioral
Sciences Mini-Grant program, University of Arizona
December 1999
$4850.00 "Survey of Event Classes in Uto-Aztecan," Faculty Small Grants
Program, Office of the Vice President for Research, University of Arizona
October 1999:
$600.00 "Structuring the bundle: a universal morphosyntactic feature
geometry," Foreign Travel Grant, Office for International Affairs,
University of Arizona
Private Foundations:
October, 2001
$962, "Reduplication in Hiaki," Jacobs Research Fund, Whatcom
Museum Society, Bellingham, Washington.
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International Funding Agencies:
May, 2011. £2000. Visiting Professorship, Humanities Research Institute, University of
Ulster.
December, 2003 £3500, British Academy, International Joint Activities travel grant. Co-PI:
Raffaella Folli, Cambridge University. (Harley 50%)
List of Collaborators on Grants and Publications from Last Five Years
Andrew Carnie, University of Arizona
Raffaella Folli, University of Ulster
Simin Karimi, University of Arizona
Tom Bever, University of Arizona
Erin O'Bryan, University of Kansas
Jason Haugen, Williams College
Mercedes Tubino-Blanco, University of Arizona
Bridget Copley, CNRS, Paris
Maria Leyva, Pascua Yaqui Tribe Language Development Center
Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini, University of Arizona
Leila Lomashvili, University of Arizona
Andrew Wedel, University of Arizona
Eloise Jelinek, University of Arizona
GRADUATE STUDENT SUPERVISION (INCOMPLETE)
20 doctoral dissertations (list)
Infinity comprehensive exam committees (list)
3 masters' theses
2 honors projects
External examiner for (list) doctoral theses
SERVICE (incomplete)
Local/State Outreach
2014:
2012:
2010:
Gave lecture in Osher Lifelong Learning Institute linguistics series, titled
"Hiaki, English and Linguistics." Sept. 15, 2014
Gave lecture in Osher Lifelong Learning Institute linguistics series, titled
"Hiaki Language Research at the University of Arizona." Nov. 5, 2012
Interviewed by The Daily Star and KOLD 13 concerning research on
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Hiaki interview tapes (Story and segment, respectively, available online).
2008: Served as a panelist in a public discussion of the documentary film The
Linguists, with the fimmaker, by invitation; Friday April 25, 2008
2007: Inteviewed by Arizona Illustrated concerning death of indigenous
languages in Arizona.
(Segment available online here: http://kuat.org/misenplace.cfm?ID=841)
2006: Gave a seminar on Hiaki Grammar to advanced students and native
speaker teachers at the Pascua Yaqui Tribe's Language Development
Center. December 7, 2006.
2004: Created and edited 4 issues of the Language Research Newsletter, a
periodical report on language research going on throughout the university;
collected a database of information on who at the U of A works on what
problems in which languages using which methodologies. http://
uanews.org/sections/language/index.html
Spoke to the Tucson Optimists Club, Dec. 1st, 2004, on ‘Language and
Mind’, organized by the UA Speakers Service.
National/International Service
2015: P&T external evaluator, Georgetown University
2014-present: Editorial board, Cuadros de Lingüística del Colegio de México
2014-present: Editorial board, Canadian Journal of Linguistics
2014-2016: Executive committee member-at-large, Linguistic Society of America
2014: P&T external evaluator, University of California San Diego
2014-present: Editorial board of Word Structure
2012: P&T external evaluator, University of Texas, Austin
2010-2012: Associate editor, Language
2011: Lead organizer, West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics, April 22-24,
2011
2010: Served as P&T evaluator for the Department of English, University of
Michigan-Flint
2008-2011: Co-chair, Program Committee, Linguistic Society of America
2008: (Fall): Podcast seminar lectures with Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini on
University of Arizona iTunes site.
(June): Session chair, Journée d'études
France
TEMPTYPAC, CNRS, Paris,
Served as P&T referee for the Department of Linguistics at the University
of California, Berkeley.
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Co-organized (with Mercedes Tubino-Blanco) the annual meeting of the
Friends of Uto-Aztecan Conference/Taller des Amigos des Lenguas
Yutoaztecas, Oct 3-5, 2008
Co-organized (with Norma Mendoza-Denton, Heidi Orcutt-Gachiri and
Chen-chun E) the Anthropology/Linguistics Symposium, a three-day
conference with more than 60 presentations by national and international
speakers. sponsored by the Joint Anthropology/Linguistics Ph.D. Program
Member of the NSF Linguistics review panel, meeting twice a year in
Washington to advise the program officer on grant proposals.
2007-present: Member of the editorial board of Syntax, published by Blackwell
2007 Co-editor, Special issue of the Nordic Journal of Linguistics on 'Aspect and
Aktsionsart' in the Nordic languages.
Co-editor, Special issue of Lingua on "Perfectivity and Telicity"
Served as P&T evaluator for the Department of Linguistics, University of
Western Ontario
(June): Session chair, "On Linguistic Interfaces" Workshop, University of
Ulster, Jordanstown, United Kingdom.
(April): Session chair, thirtieth meeting of GLOW, Univeristy of Tromsø,
Tromsø, Norway
Member of the NSF Linguistics review panel, meeting twice a year in
Washington to advise the program officer on grant proposals.
2006-present: Contributor to Language Log, the highest-profile linguistics blog
2006-present: Member of the editorial board of Linguistics and Language
Compass, published by Blackwell.
2006 Served as P&T evaluator for Department of Linguistics and TESOL at the
University of Texas at Arlington
(Jan.) Chair, LSA session on Case and Definiteness, 2006 meeting of the
Linguistic Society of America, Albequerque, NM.
Member of the NSF Linguistics review panel, meeting twice a year in
Washington to advise the program officer on grant proposals.
2005-present: Member of the editorial board of Natural Language and Linguistic
Theory, published by Springer.
Member of the NSF Linguistics review panel, meeting twice a year in
Washington to advise the program officer on grant proposals.
2005
(Sept.): Co-organized an international Workshop on Perfectivity and
Telicity, with Raffaella Folli, at Cambridge University, with support from
the British Academy, the Linguistics Association of Great Britain, and
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Cambridge University’s Scandinavian fund.
(March): Created a linguistics weblog, http://heideas.blogspot.com,
updated with linguistic observations for the broader linguistic community
and the general public.
2004-2009: Ad-hoc reviewer:
Journals: Linguistics and Philosophy ,Natural Language and Linguistic
Theory, Linguistic Inquiry, Journal of Morphology, Language Acquisition,
Springer, Journal of East Asian Linguistics, Lingua, International Journal
of American Linguistics, The Linguistic Review, Language, SKYY,
Language Learning and Development, Canadian Journal of Linguistics
Publishers: Cambridge University Press, John Benjamins,
University Press, MIT Press, Longman Publishing
Oxford
Conferences and Workshops: International Conf. on Deverbal Nouns,
Université de Lille III, France, Arizona Linguistics Circle, Linguistic
Society of America, West Coast Conference on Linguistics, Boston
University Conference on Language Development, Generative Linguistics
of the Old World, Western Conference on Linguistics, North Eastern
Linguistic Society
Funding Agencies: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of
Canada, National Science Foundation ad-hoc review (besides panel
membership)—Human Language and Communication, Robust
Intelligence Cluster, Division of Information and Intelligent Systems;
Directorate of Computer and Information Science and Engineering,
Departmental service:
Linguistics
Director of graduate studies, 2014-2015
Semantics search committee (chair), 2014-2015
WSCLA organizing committee (chair), 2014-2015
Linguistics coordinator, Joint Program in Linguistics and Anthropology, 2014-2015
Head search committee, fall 2010
Taleghani Fellowship Committee member, 2010-present
Colloquium organizer, fall 2010
Linguistics Human Subjects Protection Program coordinator, 2007-2008
Linguistics coordinator, Joint Program in Linguistics and Anthropology, 2006-2011
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Visiting Scholar Committee (2002-present, chair from 2006-present)
Tom Bever Regent's Professor nomination committee, Fall 2007, 2009, 2010.
Organized Synsalon meetings, 2004.
Peer evaluation committee, 2002-2004, 2010
Cognitive Science Program
Cognitive Science Steering Committee (2003-2012)
SLAT GIDP
SLAT L2 Analysis Committee (2001-2012)
SLAT Executive Committee (2007-2008, 2009-2012)
English Language and Linguistics Program
Hiring committee, Syntax/ESL (2007-2008)
College Committees:
Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee, College of Humanities (Fall 2014)
Member, SBSRI faculty director search committee (2012)
Member, 5th year LouAnn Gerken Cog Sci director review committee (Fall 2008)
SBSRI Grant Review Panel (2007-2009)
External member, 5th year Chris Maloney headship review committee (Fall
2004).
University Committees: N/A in last five years
Other Committees: N/A in last five years