Expositor: Miguel Rodríguez Mondoñedo (PhD de la Universidad de Connecticut y actual profesor de la Universidad de Indiana) lingüista chiclayano.Sus áreas principales de investigación son la Sintaxis y Adquisición del Lenguaje. También ha realizado trabajos en Morfología, Fonología, Filosofía del Lenguaje, Ciencias Cognitivas, y Evolución del Lenguaje.
Día: Miércoles 17 de junio
Hora: 16:45 pm
Lugar: Auditorio del aula 1b (2º piso) del Pabellón de Letras y Ciencias Humanas de la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos El Dr. Miguel Rodríguez Mondoñedo ha sustentado las siguientes tesis:
Ph.D. in Linguistics 2007 University of ConnecticutDissertation title: The Syntax of Objects: Agree and Differential Object Marking.Major Advisor: Željko BoškovićCommittee members: Jonathan Bobaljik, Diane Lillo-Martin, Jairo Nunes.
MA Thesis. 2002University of Arizona.Subjuntivo y Referencia Disjunta en Español(Subjunctive and Disjoint Reference in Spanish)
Entre sus publicaciones, tenemos:
-Rodríguez-Mondoñedo, Miguel (in press). A restriction on the Definiteness Effect in Spanish. Proceedings of the 37th North-Eastern Linguistics Society (NELS 37)
-Rodríguez-Mondoñedo, Miguel, William Snyder and Koji Sugisaki (2006). The Parameter of Clitic-Climbing: The View from Child Spanish. The Proceedings of the Inaugural Conference on Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition–North America, Honolulu, HI. 241-248. Deen, K.U., J. Nomura, B. Schulz and B.D. Schwartz (eds)
-Rodríguez-Mondoñedo, Miguel (2006). Spanish Existentials and other Accusative Constructions. In Minimalist Essays, C. Boeckx. (ed) Amsterdam: J. Benjamins. 326–394Rodríguez
-Mondoñedo, Miguel, William Snyder and Koji Sugisaki (2005). “Clitic-Climbing in Child Spanish and the Theory of Parameters. Supplement to the Proceedings of the 29th Boston University Conference on Language Development. Edited by Alejna Brugos, Manuella R. Clark-Cotton and Seungwan Ha. Boston University
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Celebration: 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin`s birth and the 150th anniversary of the publication of "On the Origin of Species", British Council+The Natural History Museum in London present the Student Summit 2009 which will take place between 30 June and 2 July. Participants will be discussing themes centering on Darwin and the theory of evolution (in English). The event will be broadcast live over the internet, each day via the Natural History Museum website.
