CURRICULUM VITAE March 2015 TANJA TEMMERMAN PERSONAL INFORMATION E-mail tanja.temmerman@gmail.com Home address Beukendreef 25 9300 Aalst Belgium Mobile +32 486 72 90 61 Place of birth Aalst (Belgium) Date of birth May 14 th, 1985 Nationality Belgian Civil state Married EDUCATION September 2007 June 2012 PhD in Linguistics, Leiden University, The Netherlands Thesis: Multidominance, ellipsis, and quantifier scope Supervisors: Johan Rooryck (Leiden University) Jeroen van Craenenbroeck (KU Leuven) 2005 2007 MA Dutch & English Linguistics & Literature Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium Magna cum laude Thesis: Agreement marking on closed-class words in the dialect of Aalst Supervisor: Frank Van Eynde (KU Leuven) 2003 2005 BA Dutch & English Linguistics & Literature Catholic University of Brussels, Belgium Magna cum laude 1
Linguistic institutes / courses 2014 GLOW Spring School, KU Leuven HUBrussel 2011 LOT Summer School, Leuven 2009 PhD course Syntax I, Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel LOT Summer School, Leiden 2008 Linguistic Institute in the Old World (OWLi), Barcelona LOT Summer School, Utrecht LOT Winter School, Tilburg Courses MPhil Linguistics, Utrecht University 2007 Courses MPhil Linguistics/MA English, Leiden University Didactic courses 2008 Didactics for PhD students, ICLON Leiden ICT&O cursus Blackboard, Leiden EMPLOYMENT September 2012 (parttime) Chargée de cours (= Associate Professor) of Dutch... Linguistics at Université Saint-Louis, Brussels September 2014 (parttime) Lector of Dutch Language and English Language... at Université Saint-Louis, Brussels August 2012 July 2016 September 2007 April 2012 September 2010 September 2011 (parttime) Post-doctoral research position at the Center for Research in Syntax, Semantics, and Phonology (CRISSP), KU Leuven, as part of the project The syntax of idioms (funded by NWO/FWO, the Dutch and Flemish Fund for Scientic Research). Project leaders: Prof. dr. Nobert Corver (University of Utrecht) and Prof. dr. Jeroen van Craenenbroeck (KU Leuven) PhD candidate at LUCL, Leiden University (parttime) Teaching assistant of Dutch Language and Linguistics at Facultés Universitaires Saint-Louis (FUSL), Brussels 2
September 2010 September 2011 (parttime) Research assistant at the Center for Research in Syntax, Semantics, and Phonology (CRISSP), Hogeschool- Universiteit Brussel PROFESSIONAL AREAS Specialization Subspecialities syntax, Dutch, Dutch dialects, English - ellipsis (fragment answers, sluicing, VP-ellipsis) - long distance dependencies (wh-dependencies, left dislocation), locality, island effects - the clausal left periphery - phrase structure - spell-out, linearization, phases - multidominance - the internal and external syntax of idioms - negation, modals, negative indefinites, quantifiers TEACHING September 2012 details: http://www.usaintlouis.be/sl/4014065.html... Dutch Linguistics II 2 nd year BA, Université Saint-Louis, Brussels Dutch Linguistics III a 3 rd year BA, Université Saint-Louis, Brussels Dutch Linguistics III b: Variation linguistics 3 rd year BA, Université Saint-Louis, Brussels Travail de fin d étude (BA thesis) 3 rd year BA, Université Saint-Louis, Brussels September 2014 Dutch Language... 2 nd year BA, Université Saint-Louis, Brussels English Language 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd year BA, Université Saint-Louis, Brussels September 2012 August 2014 Scientific research methodology 2 nd year BA, Université Saint-Louis, Brussels 3
September 2010 August 2011 Spring 2010 Spring 2009 Dutch Linguistics I: proficiency and exercises 1 st year BA, Facultés Universitaires Saint-Louis (FUSL) Brussels (with J. van Craenenbroeck) Dutch Linguistics II: practical exercises 2 nd year BA, Facultés Universitaires Saint-Louis (FUSL) Brussels (with J. Perrez) Topics in English syntax MA, English Department Leiden University Linguistics 2: The syntax of English Tutorial 1 st year BA, English Department Leiden University (with C.Ewen, M.Elenbaas, and T.Porck) THESIS SUPERVISION 2014-2015 De Knoop, Justine (MA, Université Catholique Louvain) De motivatie ten opzichte van het Nederlands als tweede taal: een onderzoek naar het verschil tussen immersieleerlingen en niet-immersieleerlingen dialecten ( The motivation for learning Dutch as a second language: an investigation of the difference between students in immersion education and non-immersion education ). Van Melkebeke, Michael (BA, Université Saint-Louis) De woordvolgorde in de bijzinnen van het Nederlands en zijn dialecten ( The word order in subordinate clauses in Dutch and its dialects ). 2013-2014 Lannoy, Cécile (BA, Université Saint-Louis) Hulpwerkwoorden in idiomen: Een studie van de rol van het hulpwerkwoord in idiomatische uitdrukkingen van het Groesbeeks dialect ( Auxiliaries in idioms: A study of the role of the auxiliary in idiomatic expressions in the dialect of Groesbeek ). Muro, Michèle (BA, Université Saint-Louis) Perifrastisch doen en korte doen antwoorden in Nederlandse kindertaal en dialecten van het Nederlands ( Periphrastic do and short do replies in Dutch child language and dialects of Dutch ). Vinel, Marie-Anne (BA, Université Saint-Louis) Uitzonderingen op Verb Second (V2): Een studie van de plaats van het werkwoord in de Nederlandse hoofdzin ( Exceptions to Verb Second (V2): A study of the position of the verb in the Dutch main clause ). 4
2012-2013 De Knoop, Justine (BA, Université Saint-Louis) Het gebruik van de hulpwerkwoorden van tijd hebben en zijn in het Nederlands en zijn dialecten ( The use of the tense auxiliaries have and be in Dutch and its dialects ). PUBLICATIONS Books, author Multidominance, ellipsis, and quantifier scope. 2012. LOT dissertation series nº 303. Utrecht: LOT. Books, editor Expected January 2016. The Oxford Handbook of Ellipsis. Oxford: Oxford University Press. With Jeroen van Craenenbroeck. Expected end 2015. The Linguistic Review: GLOW 37 Special Issue. With Sjef Barbiers, Marijke De Belder, Dany Jaspers, Koen Roelandt, Jeroen van Craenenbroeck, Guido Vanden Wyngaerd. Journal articles (anonymously reviewed) The syntax of Dutch embedded fragment answers. On the PF-theory of islands and the wh/sluicing correlation. 2013. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 31:1. 235-285. Other articles Head Movement as a PF-phenomenon. Evidence from Identity under Ellipsis. 2012. With Erik Schoorlemmer. In: J. Choi, A. Houge, J. Schertz, J. Punske, D. Tat & A. Trueman (eds.), Proceedings of The 29 th West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics. Somerville, MA: Cascadilla Proceedings Project. 232-240. Submitted Lange-afstandsafhankelijkheden in Generatieve Grammatica. 2015. With Eefje Boef. Nederlandse Taalkunde. Publication in n o 3, end of 2015. How (not) to elide negation. 2014. With Jeroen van Craenenbroeck. Submitted to Syntax, under review. 5
Manuscripts Pushing the boundaries: Idioms and Phases in Dutch dialects and English. 2015. With Will Harwood. Ms. KU Leuven & Université Saint-Louis. What a modal can do: On the variability of idioms in Dutch dialects. 2014. Ms. KU Leuven HUBrussel & Université Saint Louis. Revisiting the pseudo-dp construction in Dutch. 2010. Ms. Leiden University. An inflected preposition in Aalst Dutch. 2008. Ms. Leiden University. PRESENTATIONS * = by refereed abstract = invited talk 24.* Pushing the Boundaries: Idioms and Phases in Dutch dialects and English. With Will Harwood. The 30 th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop (CGSW 30). University of Chicago, USA, May 2015. 23.* Idioms and Phases in Dutch dialects and English. With Will Harwood. (CamCos). Cambridge, UK, May 2015. 22. Idioms and Phases: Size limitations on idioms in Dutch dialects and English. With Will Harwood. Annual Linguistics in the Netherlands Meeting. Utrecht University, The Netherlands, February 2015. 21. Lange-afstandsafhankelijkheden in Generatieve Grammatica. With Eefje Boef. Dag van de Nederlandse Zinsbouw. Utrecht University, The Netherlands, November 2014. 20.* Negative indefinites are the result of remerge and fusion: Support from ellipsis. With Jeroen van Craenenbroeck. International workshop on Ellipsis. Vigo, Spain, November 2012. 19. Quirky interactions between ellipsis and negation. With Jeroen van Craenenbroeck. Quirky ellipsis workshop, University of Groningen, The Netherlands, November 2011. 6
18. Multidominance meets morphology. With Jeroen van Craenenbroeck. Syntax Circle. Leiden University, The Netherlands, June 2011. 17.* Head movement as a PF-phenomenon. Evidence from identity under ellipsis. The 29 th West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (WCCFL 29). With Erik Schoorlemmer. University of Arizona, Phoenix, USA, April 2011. 16.* How (not) to elide negation? With Jeroen van Craenenbroeck. The 41 st Annual Meeting of North East Linguistic Society (NELS 41). The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA, October 2010. 15. How to account for cross-linguistic variation in fragment answers? Midweek Utrecht Syntax Talks. Utrecht University, The Netherlands, June 2010. 14.* On the interaction between verb movement and ellipsis in the PF component. With Erik Schoorlemmer. Generative Linguistics in the Old World (GLOW) XXXIII. University of Wroclaw, Poland, April 2010. 13.* The PF theory of islands and the WH/Sluicing correlation: New evidence from Dutch and English fragment answers. Generative Linguistics in the Old World (GLOW) XXXIII. University of Wroclaw, Poland, April 2010. 12.* Dutch (vs. English) fragment answers: New support for the PF-theory of islands. The 28 th West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (WCCFL 28). University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA, February 2010. 11. Revisiting the pseudo-dp construction in Dutch. Syntax I Workshop. HUB Brussels, Belgium, January 2010. 10.* On the syntax of Dutch and English fragment answers. ConSOLE XVIII. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, December 2009. 9. * More than meets the ear: Ellipsis in Dutch and English fragment answers. The fourth Brussels Conference on Generative Linguistics (BCGL 4). HUB Brussels, Belgium, November 2009. 8. * Fragment answers in Dutch and English: A TP-ellipsis account. The 24 th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop (CGSW 24). HUB Brussels, Belgium, May 2009. 7. Ik had gedacht Eva: Revisiting the syntax of short embedded answers. Annual Linguistics in the Netherlands Meeting. Utrecht University, The Netherlands, February 2009. 7
6. * (Embedded) left dislocation, reconstruction and operator movement in southern Dutch. ConSOLE XVII. University of Nova Gorica, Slovene, January 2009. 5. (Embedded) left dislocation in southern Dutch. LUCL PhD discussion group. Leiden University, The Netherlands, October 2008. 4. * The copy spell out analysis of contrastive left dislocation revisited: Evidence from southern Dutch dialects. The 23 rd Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop (CGSW 23). University of Edinburgh, Scotland, June 2008. 3. An inflected preposition in Aalst Dutch. BKL Taaldag/CBL Journée de linguistique. HUB Brussels, Belgium, April 2008. 2. An inflected preposition in Aalst Dutch. Annual Linguistics in the Netherlands Meeting. Utrecht University, The Netherlands, February 2008. 1. The left-peripheral word order in Dutch. LUCL day. Leiden University, The Netherlands, November 2007. EXPERIENCE & SERVICE Organizational experience September 2014 present Co-organizer The eighth Brussels Conference on Generative Linguistics (BCGL 8): The Grammar of Idioms, CRISSP/KU Leuven & UiL-OTS Utrecht University Organizer CRISSP Seminars, KU Leuven cf. http://www.crissp.be/events/ for details September 2012 Co-organizer Generative Linguistics in the Old World 37 August 2014 (GLOW 37) and GLOW Spring School 1 (GSS 1) cf. http://www.glow37.org for details Organizer CRISSP Seminars, KU Leuven Campus Brussel cf. http://www.crissp.be/events/ for details Co-organizer The seventh Brussels Conference on Generative Linguistics (BCGL 7): The Morphology-Syntax Interface, HUB Brussels September 2010 December 2011 Co-organizer The sixth Brussels Conference on Generative Linguistics (BCGL 6): Configurations of Agreement, HUB Brussels 8
Co-organizer The fifth Brussels Conference on Generative Linguistics (BCGL 5): Case at the interfaces, HUB Brussels Co-organizer CRISSP seminars/lecture series, HUB Brussels January 2008 August 2010 (Co-)organizer Wednesday Syntax Meetings LUCL, Leiden University Fieldwork experience 2014 2016 Oral dialect interviews in Belgium and The Netherlands 2006 2007 Oral dialect interviews in Aalst, Belgium Professional service reviewer for Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop (CGSW) European Summer School of Logic, Language and Information (ESSLLI) Generative Linguistics in the Old World (GLOW) Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics (JCGL) Lingua Linguistics in the Netherlands (LIN) Linguistic Inquiry (LI) Natural Language and Linguistic Theory (NLLT) November 2008 August 2010 Co-editor Leiden Working Papers in Linguistics Memberships Algemene Vereniging voor Taalwetenschap Belgische Kring voor Linguïstiek Generative Linguistics in the Old World LANGUAGES Dutch native German basics English fluent Spanish comprehesion, reading ability French good Research knowledge: Dutch dialects, Hungarian, Russian, Danish, Irish, Turkish, Icelandic, Bulgarian 9