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08.2026
My new book Objects and the grammar of countability (joint with Hana Filip) has been published! Also available via Oxford Academic
MY paper Gradable abstract nouns and eventualities has been published as a part of the Sinn und Bedeutung (SuB 30) proceedings
Louise McNally (UPF Barcelona) and I co-organised a workshop on Polysemy Across Categories (PAC) at ESSLLI
07.2026
My co-author Natalia Krasikova presented our poster on weak and strong modality in Igbo at SALT in Buenos Aires (joint work with Malte Zimmermann)
05.2026
I presented a paper on weak and strong modality in Igbo at SULA-TripleA in Vancouver (joint work with Natalia Krasikova and Malte Zimmermann)
I gave a talk at the Potsdam MoSySe Colloquium on Nominal complementiser clauses, polysemy & lexical semantics.
04.2026
My new book Objects and the grammar of countability (joint with Hana Filip) is in press!
02.2026
22.02: I gave a talk at the 26th Szklarska Poreba Workshop: “Nominal that-complementisers: Eventualities, Situations and Polysemy” (with Robin Cooper).
17.02. A paper with Marina Bolea and Louise McNally on Modification Strategies for Discriminating Among Referents in the Presence of Distractors: An Analysis of Large-Scale Production Data is now available online.
01.02: The prefinal draft of SuB 30 proceedings paper on Individuation criteria and copredication: modification in context is now available.
01.2026
The entry on Nouns in the Wörterbücher zur Sprach- und Kommunikationswissenschaft (WSK) Online (with Hana Filip) is now available:
09.2025
25.09: I have a poster presentatio at SuB 30 in Frankfurt: “Individuation criteria and copredication: modification in context”
05.2025
16.05. A talk at the ZAS Semantics Circle introducing the NiCE project
Polysemous Abstract Nouns: Categorisation and Individuation
15.05. Our volume on Types and the Structure of Meaning: Issues in Compositional and Lexical Semantics is now out!
Authors: Stergios Chatzikyriakidis, Robin Cooper, Eleni Gregoromichelaki and Peter Sutton
Chapter 3 provides an overview of why polysemy motivates using richer lexical sematic structures (e.g., rich theories of types)