About Me
I'm a third year PhD student in the Rutgers Linguistics Department. I'm primarily interested in syntax, semantics, and their interface, as well as field work. I've mostly worked on East Asian languages so far, and also worked on Armenian and some African languages. Currently, I'm working on the embeddability of allocutivity. Feel free to email me at arielalu.ye@rutgers.edu or arielaluye@gmail.com!
Me and Dorothy Ahn presented a poster & lightning talk on Rethinking embeddability and context sensitivity in Honorification: Evidence from Korean si at SALT 35 at Harvard.
Nelli Marutyan and I presented a poster & lightning talk on The Multifunctionality of Armenian Complementizer Te at GLOW 47 in Frankfurt.
Aidan Sharma and I gave a talk on Vietnamese 'Extra' cái Definites at TEAL-14 at USC.
I will give a talk with Yaqing Hu on When evidentiality meets deonticity: A case study of Nuosu Yi di31 and zo44 at Sinn und Bedetung 30 at Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany.