Clause types, speech acts, and intonation
How do morphosyntactic features of clause types and intonation come together to produce nuanced context updates?
PhD, Associate Professor
Department of Linguistics
Seoul National University
Hello there! I am a linguist interested in meanings and melodies of languages. Much of my recent work probes context-sensitive semantic and pragmatic phenomena using experimental methods, and examines their potential connections with complex interactional and social meanings. [My CV]
Associate Professor, Department of Linguistics, Seoul National University
2023 - present
Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics, Seoul National University
2019 - 2023
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Program in Linguistics,
Princeton University
2018 - 2019
Ph.D. in Linguistics, Stanford University
2013 - 2018
MA in Linguistics, Seoul National University
2011 - 2013
BA in Linguistics, Seoul National University
2006 - 2011
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Here are some topics and issues I have been investigating. Clicking on the citations will take you to the relevant papers.
How do morphosyntactic features of clause types and intonation come together to produce nuanced context updates?
How do prosody and focus come to have an effect on factive inferences across languages?
How do polar questions with certain expressions/constructions (preposed negation, even-type expressions, etc.) come to convey bias?
What are sociolinguistic variables and how do they come to convey meanings in interactions?
At Seoul National University (instructor)
At Princeton University (instructor)
At Stanford University (TA)