About Me
I'm a PhD candidate in the Rutgers Linguistics Department advised by Mark Baker and Troy Messick. I'm primarily interested in syntax, semantics, and their interface, as well as field work. I've mostly worked on East Asian languages and African languages so far, and also worked on Armenian and Arabic. Currently, I'm working on how meanings are represented at the left periphery, structural hierarchy and complex predicates. Feel free to email me at arielalu.ye@rutgers.edu or arielaluye@gmail.com!
I will give a talk on The Relationship of Agreement to Clitic Doubling: Subject Clitics in Baatonum at Clitics and agreement markers across languages: from Balkan to Bantu and Beyond (DGfS 2027 Workshop) [with Mark Baker and Thuong Bui]