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I am an Associate Professor of Linguistics in the Linguistics department. Where I also currently serve as Undergraduate Chair. In addition, I am a member of the Graduate Group in Psychology. My main interests are in formal semantics and pragmatics of natural language. Much of my work in this area incorporates psycholinguistic methods. Read more about my interests.
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School of Arts and Sciences. Welcome to the Department of Linguistics. Linguistics is the scientific study of human language, from the sounds and gestures of speech up to the organization of words, sentences, and meaning. Linguistics is also concerned with the relationship between language and cognition, society, and history. The Department of Linguistics. At the University of Pennsylvania. The department has both a graduate Ph.D. program. And undergraduate major and minors. Trilogy, examines the cogniti.PARSED CONTENT
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The Department of Linguistics offers an undergraduate major, a Ph. program in linguistics, and a Ph. All students proposing to major in Linguistics must consult with the Undergraduate Advisor, Rebecca Shields. Faculty in the Department of Linguistics consist of Professors Raimy. Links to information about campus events, housing, sports, student organizations, etc.
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