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Tasks

Priority

Continuous Improvements

Someday-Maybe

Energy Level


I'm rather low on energy; I'll need to rest soon.

Academic Credentials

Abstract

I'm a linguist and an academic; I've written papers in psycholinguistics, rhetorical genre studies, phonology, historical linguistics and HPSG (applied to sound change, in my thesis). I'm half French-Canadian and half anglophone, having lived in Montreal most of my younger years, and in Ottawa for my undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Current Academic

I will soon finish my Maîtrise ès Arts : Français (Linguistique) at Carleton University. My thesis deals with an application of Head-driven phrase structure grammar and natural generative phonology to the understanding of French “H aspiré”, expanding on the work of Tseng (2002)[1] and Klausenburger (1978)[2].

Degrees (Academic credentials)

I hold a Combined Honours Bachelor's of Arts in Linguistics and French, and a Certificate in French Translation Studies.

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Biography

Now living in Ottawa, I'm originally from Montréal, Québec. I'’m an academic, with several varied hobbies; largely, climbing, sailing, music, puzzle solving and programming. I am half French-Canadian and half anglophone, and I have a basic understanding of Greek and Classical Arabic.

Why I'm here

I'm on Wikipedia to add my knowledge to that of the collective, and to contribute my skills and knowledge, in a larger way, to the formation and maintenance of a free, open, and most importantly, reliable and factually accurate encyclopedia.

Autographs

  • Best UP evar. سلام Leena (talk) 04:10, 5 March 2008 (UTC)

References

  1. ^ "Edge Features and French Liaison" in On-Line Proceedings of HPSG 2002, Stanford University
  2. ^ "French Linking Phenomena: A Natural Generative Analysis" in Language, Vol. 54, No. 1. (Mar., 19781, pp. 21-40)