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Michael Yoshitaka ERLEWINE (mitcho)University of Helsinki / National University of SingaporeVerified email at mit.edu
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Hadas Kotek

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Linguistics Syntax Semantics


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Composing questions H Kotek MIT Press, 2019	180	2019
A streamlined approach to online linguistic surveys HK MY Erlewine Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 34 (2), 481–495, 2016	74	2016
Covert pied-piping in English multiple wh-questions H Kotek, MY Erlewine Linguistic Inquiry, 2016	61*	2016
Gender bias and stereotypes in large language models H Kotek, R Dockum, D Sun Proceedings of The ACM Collective Intelligence Conference, 12-24, 2023	55	2023
Why the null complementizer is special in complementizer-trace effects MY Erlewine, C Halpert, H Kotek, C van Urk A pesky set: Papers for David Pesetsky 80, 371-380, 2017	28	2017
Experimental investigations of ambiguity: the case of most H Kotek, Y Sudo, M Hackl Natural Language Semantics 23, 119-156, 2015	27	2015
Intervention in focus pied-piping MY Erlewine, H Kotek Proceedings of NELS 43 1, 2014	27	2014
On the semantics of wh-questions H Kotek Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 20, 430-447, 2016	24	2016
Gender bias and stereotypes in linguistic example sentences H Kotek, R Dockum, S Babinski, C Geissler Language, 2021	23	2021
Ellipsis licensing and redundancy reduction: A focus-based approach M Barros, H Kotek Glossa: a journal of general linguistics 4 (1), 2019	21	2019
Focus association by movement: Evidence from Tanglewood MY Erlewine, H Kotek Linguistic Inquiry 49 (3), 441-463, 2018	21	2018
Unifying definite and indefinite free relatives: Evidence from Mayan H Kotek, MY Erlewine Proceedings of NELS 46 (2), 241-254, 2016	21	2016
Intervention effects arise from scope-taking across alternatives H Kotek NELS 47: Proceedings of the 47th Annual Meeting of the North East Linguistic …, 2017	20	2017
Covert partial wh-movement and the nature of derivations H Kotek Glossa: a journal of general linguistics 1 (1), 1–19, 2016	20	2016
Wh-fronting in a two-probe system H Kotek Natural Language & Linguistic Theory 32 (4), 1105-1143, 2014	20	2014
Multiple sluicing, scope, and superiority: Consequences for ellipsis identity H Kotek, M Barros Linguistic Inquiry 49 (4), 781-812, 2018	19	2018
Gender bias in linguistics textbooks: Has anything changed since Macaulay & Brice 1997? P Cépeda, H Kotek, K Pabst, K Syrett Language 97 (4), 678-702, 2021	18	2021
Gender bias in linguistics textbooks: Has anything changed since Macaulay & Brice (1997) K Pabst, P Cépeda, H Kotek, K Syrett, K Donelson, M McCarvel 92nd annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Salt Lake City, 2018	17	2018
Most meanings are superlative H Kotek, Y Sudo, E Howard, M Hackl Syntax and Semantics 37, 101-145, 2011	17	2011
Three readings of most H Kotek, Y Sudo, E Howard, M Hackl Semantics and Linguistic Theory, 353-372, 2011	17	2011

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