Miloje Despic
CV
Dissertation
Selected Papers
To appear. Journal of Slavic Linguistics
Nominal Ellipsis of Hybrid Nouns in Serbian
NELS 2023 (with Mike Hamilton)
Consequences of labeling for morphophonology (with Mike Hamilton)
To Appear. In 'The Size of Things II: Movement, Features, and Interpretation. ed. by Zheng Shen & Sabine Laszakovits. Open Generative Syntax. Lang Sci Press. '
Size of the Moving Element Matters: LBE is not
Scattered Deletion
Scattered Deletion
2019 'The Linguistic Review'
(Non-)Intersective Adjectives and Root Suppletion
2019 'Definiteness across languages'
On Kinds and Anaphoricity in Languages without Definite Articles
2018 'Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics' (with Mia Windhearn)
Linking agreement and anticausality: Semantic effects of agreement on exclusives in Serbian (with Mia Wiegand)
2018 'The Linguistic Review' (with Sarah Murray)
On Binary Features and Disagreeing Natural Classes
2018 'Natural Language and Linguistic Theory' (with Mike Hamilton and Sarah Murray)
A Cyclic and Multiple Agree Account: Person/Number Marking in Cheyenne
2017 WSCLA Handout (with Mike Hamilton)
Algonquian Theme Signs: A Markedness Account
2017 'Morphology'
Investigations on Mixed Agreement: Polite Plurals, Hybrid Nouns and Coordinate Structures
2017 'Glossa'
Suspended Morphology in Serbian - Clitics vs. Affixes
2017 'Proceedings of WCCFL 34' (with Mike Hamilton and Sarah Murray)
Multiple and Cyclic Agree: Person/Number Marking in Cheyenne
2016 'Studies in Polish Linguistics'
Coordinating Gender: What can Coordinate Structure Agreement Tell us about Gender?
2015 Manuscript - Abstract Only (draft available upon request)
Negative Imperatives and Aspect: From Locality to Argument Structure
2015 'Syntax'
2013 'Linguistic Inquiry' 44(2))
2013 'Nominal Constructions in Slavic and Beyond' (De Gruyter)
2013 'Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics, MIT'
A note on paucal, agreement and case.
2011. [with Yael Sharvit] (Proceedings of NELS (North Eastern Linguistic Society) 39, GLSA)
2010. (Proceedings of the Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 18, Cornell)
Contact
Department of Linguistics
213 Morrill Hall
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Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853-4701
(607) 255 0722
email: md682 "at" cornell "dot" edu
Research Interests
- Syntax, Morphology, Semantics, Interfaces...
- Slavic, Turkic, Algonquian...
