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John Frederick Bailyn

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Stony Brook University

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College of Arts & Sciences

Languages and Cultural Studies

Linguistics

John Frederick Bailyn is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Stony Brook University.

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Notable Scholarly Works

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On “Historical Unity” of Russian and Ukrainian: A Linguistic Perspective on Language Conflict and Change. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America (2023)

Anyssa MurphyLex WhalenStanley DubinskyMichael GavinJohn F. BailynJackson Ginn

historylanguage conflicthistorical unityhistorical linguisticslinguistics

The Scrambling Paradox. Linguistic Inquiry (2020)

John Frederick Bailyn

general linguisticscontext (linguistics)philosophy of languagecognitive linguisticscomputational linguisticsscrambling paradoxtheoretical linguisticstheoretical argumentsyntaxlanguage sciencelanguagelinguistic theorysociolinguisticsapplied linguisticslinguistics

Russian. Oxford University Press eBooks (2019)

John Frederick BailynTatiana Bondarenko

Bulgarian Superiority and Minimalist Movement Theory. Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 25 (2018)

european issuewest european politicsbulgarian superioritycomparative methodscomparative methodologyhistorical linguisticsphilosophyeuropean integration

The Future of (Post-)Socialism. SUNY Press (2018)

socialismsocial changepublic policyeconomic systems

Against a Vp Ellipsis Account of Russian Verb-Stranding Constructions. BRILL eBooks (2017)

John Frederick Bailyn

russian verb-stranding constructionsmachine learninglinguisticsvp ellipsis account

Language, Music, Fire, and Chess: Remarks on Music Evolution and Acquisition. Communications in computer and information science (2015)

John Frederick Bailyn

musicinformation scienceinformation technologylanguagecomputer sciencemusic evolution

REVIEW: Em Russian Case Morphology and the Syntactic Categories /Em. Russian Language Journal (2014)

John Frederick Bailyn

general linguisticssyntactic categoriesmorphologysyntactic structuresyntaxlanguagelinguisticsmorphology (linguistics)

Review of David Pesetsky, Russian Case Morphology and the Syntactic Categories. Russian Language Journal (2013)

general linguisticsstructural linguisticsmorphologyslavic languagessyntactic categoriesdavid pesetskysyntaxapplied linguisticsrussian case morphologylanguagelinguistic theorygrammarlinguisticsmorphology (linguistics)comparative grammar

Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 19: The College Park Meeting. Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, MI (2012)

general linguisticsstructural linguisticsslavic languagesformal approachestheoretical linguisticssyntaxapplied linguisticshistorical linguisticslanguagelinguistic theorygrammarlinguisticsformal syntaxcomparative grammar

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John Frederick Bailyn

Professor

Stony Brook University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Languages and Cultural Studies

Linguistics

John Frederick Bailyn is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Stony Brook University.

Honors

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John Frederick Bailyn

Stony Brook University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On “Historical Unity” of Russian and Ukrainian: A Linguistic Perspective on Language Conflict and Change. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America (2023)

Anyssa MurphyLex WhalenStanley DubinskyMichael GavinJohn F. BailynJackson Ginn

historylanguage conflicthistorical unityhistorical linguisticslinguistics

The Scrambling Paradox. Linguistic Inquiry (2020)

John Frederick Bailyn

Russian. Oxford University Press eBooks (2019)

John Frederick BailynTatiana Bondarenko

Bulgarian Superiority and Minimalist Movement Theory. Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 25 (2018)

european issuewest european politicsbulgarian superioritycomparative methodscomparative methodologyhistorical linguisticsphilosophyeuropean integration

The Future of (Post-)Socialism. SUNY Press (2018)

socialismsocial changepublic policyeconomic systems

Against a Vp Ellipsis Account of Russian Verb-Stranding Constructions. BRILL eBooks (2017)

John Frederick Bailyn

russian verb-stranding constructionsmachine learninglinguisticsvp ellipsis account

Language, Music, Fire, and Chess: Remarks on Music Evolution and Acquisition. Communications in computer and information science (2015)

John Frederick Bailyn

musicinformation scienceinformation technologylanguagecomputer sciencemusic evolution

REVIEW: Em Russian Case Morphology and the Syntactic Categories /Em. Russian Language Journal (2014)

John Frederick Bailyn

general linguisticssyntactic categoriesmorphologysyntactic structuresyntaxlanguagelinguisticsmorphology (linguistics)

Review of David Pesetsky, Russian Case Morphology and the Syntactic Categories. Russian Language Journal (2013)

Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 19: The College Park Meeting. Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, MI (2012)

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