Papers

 

 

 

· Pancheva, R. & B. Tomaszewicz (2012). “Cross-linguistic Differences in Superlative Movement out of Nominal Phrases” WCCFL 30, UC Santa Cruz.

 

· Wellwood, A., V. Hacquard, and R. Pancheva (to appear). “Measuring and Comparing Individuals and Events” Journal of Semantics.

 

· Bergeton, U. and R. Pancheva (2012). “A New Perspective on the Historical Development of English Intensifiers and Reflexives”. In D. Jonas, J. Whitman and A. Garrett (eds.). Grammatical Change: Origins, Nature, Outcomes. Oxford University Press, 123-138. [2005 Ms. USC]

 

· Pancheva, R. & B. Tomaszewicz (2010). “Experimental Evidence for the Syntax of Phrasal Comparatives in Polish” In Penn Working Papers in Linguistics vol. 17.1: Proceedings of the 34th Penn Linguistics Colloquium.

 

· Pancheva, R. (2010). “More Students Attended FASL than CONSOLE” In W. Browne, A. Cooper, A. Fisher, E. Kesici, N. Predolac, D. Zec (eds.) Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 18: The Cornell Meeting, 2009. Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, 383-400.

 

· Pancheva, R. (2009). “Directionality of Cliticization: Comments on Mavrogiorgos’ ‘C-T and the EPP: Deriving Enclisis in Modern Greek’” In C. Halpert, J. Hartman, and D. Hill (eds.) Proceedings of the 2007 Workshop in Greek Syntax and Semantics at MIT. MITWPL 57, 155-170.

 

· Łazorczyk, A. & R. Pancheva (2009). “From ‘Two’ to ‘Both’: Historical Changes in the Syntax and Meaning of Oba in Slavic”. In R.P. Leow, H. Campos, D. Lardiere (eds.) Little Words: Their History, Phonology, Syntax, Semantics, Pragmatics and Acquisition. Georgetown University Press. 9-19. [revised version of a 2005 Ms. USC].

 

· Pancheva, R. (2008). “Head-Directionality of TP in Old Church Slavonic” In A. Antonenko, J. Bailyn and C. Bethin (eds.) Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 16: The Stony Brook Meeting, 2007. Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, 313-332.

 

· Newman A., M. Ullman, R. Pancheva, D. Waligura, and H. Neville (2007). “An ERP Study of Regular and Irregular English Past Tense Inflection”. NeuroImage 34, 435-445.

 

· Bhatt, R. and R. Pancheva (2007). “Degree Quantifiers, Position of Merger Effects with their Restrictors, and Conservativity” In C. Barker and P. Jacobson (eds.) Direct Compositionality, Oxford University Press. 306-335. [2004 Ms. University of Texas, Austin and USC.]

 

· Pancheva, R. (2006). “Phrasal and Clausal Comparatives in Slavic” In J. Lavine, S. Franks, M. Tasseva-Kurktchieva and H. Filip (eds.) Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 14: The Princeton Meeting, 236-257.

 

· Bhatt, R. and R. Pancheva (2006). “Conditionals”, The Blackwell Companion to Syntax, v. I, Blackwell, 638-687. [2001 Ms. University of Texas, Austin and USC].

 

· Bhatt, R. and R. Pancheva (2006). “Implicit Arguments”, The Blackwell Companion to Syntax, v. II, Blackwell, 554-584. [2001 Ms. University of Texas, Austin and USC].

 

· Pancheva, R. (2005). “The Rise and Fall of Second-Position Clitics”, Natural Language and Linguistic Theory. 23 (1), 103-167.

 

· Ullman, M., R. Pancheva, T. Love, E. Yee, D. Swinney, G. Hickok. (2005). “Neural Correlates of Lexicon and Grammar: Evidence from the Production, Reading, and Judgment of Inflection in Aphasia”, Brain and Language 93, 185-238.

 

Commentaries:

-- Embick, D. and A. Marantz (2005). “Cognitive Neuroscience and the English Past Tense: Comments on the Paper by Ulman et al.” Brain and Language 93, 243-247.

-- McWhinney, B. (2005). “Commentary on Ulman et al.” Brain and Language 93, 239-242.

-- Ullman, M. and M. Walenski (2005). “Moving Past the Past Tense” Brain and Language 93, 248-252.

 

 

· Bhatt, R. and R. Pancheva (2004). “Late Merger of Degree Clauses”, Linguistic Inquiry 35, 1-45.

 

· Pancheva, R. (2004). “Another Perfect Puzzle”, In V. Chand, A. Kelleher, A.J. Rodríguez, and B. Schmeiser (eds.) WCCFL 23. Cascadilla Press. 621-634.

 

· Pancheva, R. and von Stechow (2004). “On the Present Perfect Puzzle”, In K. Moulton and M. Wolf (eds.) NELS 34.

 

· Pancheva, R. (2004). “Balkan Possessive Clitics: The Problem of Case and Category”, in O. Tomić (ed.) Balkan Syntax and Semantics. John Benjamins, 175-219.

 

· Pancheva, R. (2003). “The Aspectual Makeup of Perfect Participles and the Interpretations of the Perfect”, in A. Alexiadou, M. Rathert, and A. von Stechow (eds.) Perfect Explorations. Mouton de Gruyter, 277-306. (Ms. USC, 2002).

 

· Iatridou, S., E. Anagnostopoulou, and R. Izvorski. (2001). “Observations about the Form and Meaning of the Perfect” in M. Kenstowicz (ed.) Ken Hale: A Life in Language. MIT Press, 189-238.  Re-printed in A. Alexiadou, M. Rathert, and A. von Stechow (eds.) (2003) Perfect Explorations. Mouton de Gruyter.

 

· Newman A., R. Pancheva, K. Ozawa, H. Neville, and M. Ullman. (2001). "An Event-Related fMRI Study of Syntactic and Semantic Violations," Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 30 (3): 339-364.

 

· Steinhauer, K., R. Pancheva, A. Newman, S. Gennari, and M. Ullman. (2001). "How the Mass Counts: An Electrophysiological Approach to the Processing of Lexical Features," NeuroReport 12 (5), 999-1006.

 

· Pancheva, R. and M. Ullman (2001). "Agrammatic Aphasia and The Hierarchy Complexity Hypothesis," Ms., USC and Georgetown University.

 

· Izvorski, R. (2000). "Free Adjunct Free Relatives", WCCFL 19, Cascadilla Press, 232-245.

 

· Ullman, M. and R. Izvorski (2000). "What Is Special about Broca's Area", Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (1). Response to Y. Grodzinsky (2000). "The Neurology of Syntax: Language Use Without Broca's Area", Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23, 1-71. See Grodzinsky's article and all responses here.

 

· Izvorski, R. and M. Ullman (1999). "Verb Inflection and the Hierarchy of Functional Categories in Agrammatic Anterior Aphasia," Brain and Language 69 (3), 288-291.

 

· Izvorski, R. (1998). "Non-Indicative Wh-Complements of Existential and Possessive Predicates", in P.N. Tamanji and K. Kusumoto (eds.) NELS 28, 159-173.

 

· Bhatt, R. and R. Izvorski (1998). “Genericity, Implicit Arguments and Control”, SCIL 7.

 

· Izvorski, R. (1997). "The Present Perfect as an Epistemic Modal", in A. Lawson and E. Cho (eds.), SALT VII CLC Publications. Cornell University.

 

· Izvorski, R. (1997). "The Syntax and Semantics of Correlative Proforms", in K. Kusumoto (ed.) NELS 26, 133-147.

 

· Izvorski, R. (1997). "Subject Free Relatives in Null-Subject Languages: Evidence from Slavic", in W. Browne, E. Dornisch, N. Kondrashova, and D. Zec (eds.) Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics: The Cornell Meeting, 267-288.

 

· Embick, D. and R. Izvorski (1997). “Participle-Auxiliary Word Orders in Slavic”, in W. Browne, E. Dornisch, N. Kondrashova, and D. Zec (eds.) Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics: The Cornell Meeting.

 

· Izvorski, R., T. King, and C. Rudin (1997). "Against Li-Lowering in Bulgarian", Lingua 102, no. 2/3, 187-194.

 

· Izvorski, R. (1996). "(Non-)Matching Effects in Free Relatives and pro-Drop", in M. Przezdziecki and L. Whaley (eds.) ESCOL'95, Cornell University, 89-102.

 

· Izvorski, R. (1995). "A Solution to the Subcomparative Paradox", in J. Camacho, L. Choueiri, and M. Watanabe, WCCFL 14, CSLI Publications, 203-219.

 

· Izvorski, R. (1995). "A DP-Shell for Comparatives", in A. Bisetti, L. Bruge, J. Costa, R. Goedemans, N. Munaro, and R. van de Vijver (eds.) ConSole III. The Hague: Holland Academic Graphics, 99-121.

 

· Izvorski, R. (1995). “Wh-Movement and Focus-Movement in Bulgarian”, in R. Eckardt and V. van Geenhoven (eds.) ConSole II Proceedings. The Hague: Holland Academic Graphics, 54-67.

 

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