Biography
Welcome to my homepage.
I am a PhD student in Semantics and Cognition group,
co-supervised by Alexander Lorson
and Alexander Martin,
with Emar Maier serving as my promoter.
My doctoral research is part of the cross-linguistic project on address form meanings,
specifically exploring how second-person pronouns map onto human cognition.
Education
University of Groningen
University of Cambridge
Beijing Foreign Studies University
Professional Experience
Baidu, Inc.
Academic Service
Linguistic Lunch of CLCG
University of Groningen
Publications
Refereed Journal Articles
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(A Comparative Study on the Semantic Scope of English and Chinese Non-Restrictive Relative Clauses)
(A Comparative Study on the Semantic Scope of English and Chinese Non-Restrictive Relative Clauses)
this paper establishes a clearer definition of Chinese non-restrictive relatives and provides a more comprehensive view of the semantic scope of Chinese RMPs.
Conferences
Presentations & Talks
Expressivity of Second Person Pronouns: Mandarin Chinese T/V Exchanges β
An academic presentation on "Referring expression choice in grounded contexts: Linguistic, cognitive, and computational aspects" delivered at the 37th European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information.
Teaching
Pragmatics
An introduction to the core principles of linguistic pragmatics.
LCX046B05: Statistics for the Humanities
Foundational descriptive and inferential statistics for linguistic and humanities research with R.
Pragmatics
Guest lecture titled "Factivity & Projectivity: What is assumed to be KNOWN?".