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Mary Moroney

Visiting Assistant Professor

University of Rochester

Affiliations

School of Arts & Sciences

Linguistics

Mary Moroney is currently serving as a Linguistics Visiting Assistant Professor at University of Rochester.

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University of Rochester

Visiting Assistant Professor

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linguistics language general linguistics semantics linguistic theory computer science computational linguistics structural linguistics language assessment applied linguistics classification method linguistic typology language science formal semantics semantic analysis (linguistics) semantic interpretation numeral modification bare nouns consistency test numeral classifiers formal syntax grammar lexical semantics relative clauses semantic evaluation categorial grammar syntax syntactic structure

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More Exceedingly Comparative: Adverbial and Attributive Exceed Comparatives. Proceedings from Semantics and Linguistic Theory (2024)

Mary Moroney

formal semanticssemantic interpretationlinguistic theorylinguisticslanguagegeneral linguisticssemanticssemantic analysis (linguistics)

Classifiers Can Be for Numerals Em or /Em Nouns: Two Strategies for Numeral Modification. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2022)

Carol-Rose LittleMary MoroneyJustin Royer

semanticsnumeral modificationlinguisticsclassification method

Updating the Typology of Definiteness: Evidence From Bare Nouns in Shan. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2021)

Mary Moroney

linguistic typologylanguagelinguisticsgeneral linguistics

Classifying Classifiers: Two Kinds of Numeral Classifiers Across Languages. (2020)

Carol-RoseMary MoroneyJustin Royer

numeral classifierslanguagelinguistics

Definiteness With Bare Nouns in Shan. Lecture notes in computer science (2019)

Mary Moroney

bare nounscomputer sciencelinguisticscomputational linguistics

Inconsistencies of the Consistency Test. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America (2019)

Mary Moroney

applied linguisticsstructural linguisticslanguage sciencelinguistic theoryconsistency testlanguagegeneral linguisticslinguisticslanguage assessment

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Mary Moroney

Visiting Assistant Professor

University of Rochester

Affiliations

School of Arts & Sciences

Linguistics

Mary Moroney is currently serving as a Linguistics Visiting Assistant Professor at University of Rochester.

Honors

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Experiences

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Mary Moroney

University of Rochester

Visiting Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

More Exceedingly Comparative: Adverbial and Attributive Exceed Comparatives. Proceedings from Semantics and Linguistic Theory (2024)

Mary Moroney

formal semanticssemantic interpretationlinguistic theorylinguisticslanguagegeneral linguisticssemanticssemantic analysis (linguistics)

Classifiers Can Be for Numerals Em or /Em Nouns: Two Strategies for Numeral Modification. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2022)

Carol-Rose LittleMary MoroneyJustin Royer

semanticsnumeral modificationlinguisticsclassification method

Updating the Typology of Definiteness: Evidence From Bare Nouns in Shan. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2021)

Mary Moroney

linguistic typologylanguagelinguisticsgeneral linguistics

Classifying Classifiers: Two Kinds of Numeral Classifiers Across Languages. (2020)

Carol-RoseMary MoroneyJustin Royer

numeral classifierslanguagelinguistics

Definiteness With Bare Nouns in Shan. Lecture notes in computer science (2019)

Mary Moroney

bare nounscomputer sciencelinguisticscomputational linguistics

Inconsistencies of the Consistency Test. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America (2019)

Mary Moroney

applied linguisticsstructural linguisticslanguage sciencelinguistic theoryconsistency testlanguagegeneral linguisticslinguisticslanguage assessment

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