Robin Jenkins

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I'm a PhD student in the department of linguistics at the University of Connecticut . Before that I received my BA in philosophy at the University of Toronto .

Broadly speaking, my research mostly focuses on syntax and morphology and cross-linguistic variation in those areas. Some phenomena that my work has focued on includes: cross-linguistic variation in verb-stranding ellipsis, variation in the architecture of the clausal middle-field (in particular, locality domains), differential object marking, morphological case and agreement typology, and syntactic variation in cross-clausal dependencies (e.g. ECM).


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