Alanah McKillen
alanah.mckillen@mail.mcgill.ca
McGill University, Department of Linguistics
1085 Dr. Penfield
Montreal, Quebec H3A 1A7
Canada
About
I'm currently a PhD student at McGill University in the Department of Linguistics. My research interests are in experimental linguistics and syntactic and semantic theory, particularly, the online processing and theory of: LF syntax and covert movement, scope ambiguities, quantification, ellipsis, coordination, and binding phenomena. In general though, I'm interested in any research that aims to link formal linguistic theory with the real-time comprehension and production of language.
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Papers, Presentation Slides, and Handouts
- McKillen, Alanah. (2013). Processing ACD and De Re/De Dicto Ambiguity. Talk given at Toronto-Ottawa-Montreal Semantics Workshop 6, McGill University. pdf
- McKillen, Alanah. (2013). Processing Covert Movement: ACD Paradigm. Guest Lecture given in LING 619: Experimental Foundations, McGill University. pdf
- McKillen, Alanah. (2013). Processing ACD and De Re/De Dicto Ambiguity. Talk given at ConSOLE XXI, University of Potsdam. pdf
LaTeX Guides
- Getting started with LaTeX pdf tex
- LaTeX Basics pdf tex
- LaTeX Reference Management pdf tex
- Syntactic trees and numbered examples pdf tex
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