For natural language and an Assistant Professor in the Rutgers Department of Linguistics. I recently defended my dissertation. Which takes a fresh look at dynamic. I think taking this perspective sheds light on a variety of empirical domains, resolving several long-standing puzzles and making good on some old dynamic-semantic IOUs. I recently gave a couple talks at Rutgers University.

This is the web presence of the semantics research group at Michigan State University. The principal faculty member in semantics is Marcin Morzycki. Also have secondary research interests in the area. In addition to our theoretical work, some of us also work in their language acquisition lab. The Department of Linguistics and Germanic, Slavic, Asian, and African Languages. Of which the linguistics program is a part.

New Work on Speech Acts. Three Notions of Dynamicness in Language.