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Paul Portner

Professor of Linguistics

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

Cognitive Sciences Program

Linguistics

Paul Portner is currently serving as a Cognitive Sciences Program Professor of Linguistics at Georgetown University.

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Georgetown University

Professor of Linguistics

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linguistics semantics language discourse analysis linguistic theory psychology cognitive science natural language processing syntax machine learning interactional linguistics psycholinguistics phonetics general linguistics human decision process natural language formal semantics informed consent theoretical linguistics exclamative clauses syntax-semantics interface speaker-addressee relation specific indefinites clause types cognitive neuroscience neuropsychopharmacology neurolinguistics social choice behavioral decision making memory studies counseling psychology applied cognitive psychology logic in computer science automated reasoning social semiotics pragmatics applied philosophy turkish studies narrative language comprehension neuropsychological functioning neuropsychiatry revealed preferences choice theory choice models consumer choice prosody (linguistics) extreme conditions commitment model organizational commitment quantification mood spectrum lexical semantics cognitive linguistics temporal logic temporal complexity time perception information structure personality psychology mathematical linguistics order theory computational semantics combinatory logic classical logic philosophical inquiry international handbook natural language meaning modal semantics interpretive restrictions syntactic analysis event-related potentials propositional expressions situation theory information structure theory separate performatives nominal exclamatives formal syntax

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Political Orientation in Media Treatment of Police Violence: Evidence From Modal Adjectives. Discourse & Society (2024)

Tess FeyenAlda MariPaul PortnerValentin Tinarrage

public opinioncriminologynarrativejournalismpolitical orientationpolice violencepublic debatepolitical communicationpublic spheremedia treatmentinterpersonal violencediscourse analysiscommunicationpolitical behaviorpolice psychologypolitical science researchmedia studiespolitical sciencecommunity policingmodal adjectivespolitical analysisdomestic violence

Imperatives. Routledge eBooks (2023)

David M. DonahueStar Plaxton-Moore

Overt and Covert Subjects in Uyghur: Not the Same Thing. Proceedings of the Workshop on Turkic and Languages in Contact with Turkic (2023)

Xiang LiPaul Portner

turkish studiesturkish politicscovert subjectssecurity studieslinguistics

Pragmatic Annotation of Articles Related to Police Brutality. (2023)

Tess FeyenAlda MariPaul Portner

pragmatic annotationtextual practicepenologycriminologysocial sciencespolice brutalitybehavioral sciencesrhetoriccorrectional practicecriminal justicejournalismdiscourse analysis

Dimensions of Honorific Meaning in Korean Speech Style Particles. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2022)

Paul PortnerMiok PakRaffaella Zanuttini

semanticseast asian studieshonorific meaningphoneticseast asian languageslinguistics

Restrictions on Indexicals in Directive Clauses. Linguistic Inquiry (2022)

Miok PakPaul PortnerRaffaella Zanuttini

directive clauseslinguisticsdiscourse analysis

Mood Variation With Belief Predicates: Modal Comparison and the Raisability of Questions. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2021)

Alda MariPaul Portner

cognitive linguisticsbelief predicatescorpus linguisticsmodal comparisoncognitive sciencelinguisticsmood variationbehavioral sciences

Semantics. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Roumyana Slabakova

The Possible, the Plausible, and the Desirable: Event-Based Modality Detection for Language Processing. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

Valentina PyatkinShoval SaddeAynat RubinsteinPaul PortnerReut Tsarfaty

natural language processinglinguisticsevent-based modality detectionlanguage processing

Desire, Belief, and Semantic Composition: Variation in Mood Selection With Desire Predicates. Natural Language Semantics (2020)

Paul PortnerAynat Rubinstein

semanticsmood selectionsemantic compositionpsychologydesire predicateslinguisticsbehavioral sciences

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Paul Portner

Professor of Linguistics

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

Cognitive Sciences Program

Linguistics

Paul Portner is currently serving as a Cognitive Sciences Program Professor of Linguistics at Georgetown University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Paul Portner

Georgetown University

Professor of Linguistics

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Political Orientation in Media Treatment of Police Violence: Evidence From Modal Adjectives. Discourse & Society (2024)

Tess FeyenAlda MariPaul PortnerValentin Tinarrage

Imperatives. Routledge eBooks (2023)

David M. DonahueStar Plaxton-Moore

Overt and Covert Subjects in Uyghur: Not the Same Thing. Proceedings of the Workshop on Turkic and Languages in Contact with Turkic (2023)

Xiang LiPaul Portner

turkish studiesturkish politicscovert subjectssecurity studieslinguistics

Pragmatic Annotation of Articles Related to Police Brutality. (2023)

Tess FeyenAlda MariPaul Portner

pragmatic annotationtextual practicepenologycriminologysocial sciencespolice brutalitybehavioral sciencesrhetoriccorrectional practicecriminal justicejournalismdiscourse analysis

Dimensions of Honorific Meaning in Korean Speech Style Particles. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2022)

Paul PortnerMiok PakRaffaella Zanuttini

semanticseast asian studieshonorific meaningphoneticseast asian languageslinguistics

Restrictions on Indexicals in Directive Clauses. Linguistic Inquiry (2022)

Miok PakPaul PortnerRaffaella Zanuttini

directive clauseslinguisticsdiscourse analysis

Mood Variation With Belief Predicates: Modal Comparison and the Raisability of Questions. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2021)

Alda MariPaul Portner

cognitive linguisticsbelief predicatescorpus linguisticsmodal comparisoncognitive sciencelinguisticsmood variationbehavioral sciences

Semantics. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Roumyana Slabakova

The Possible, the Plausible, and the Desirable: Event-Based Modality Detection for Language Processing. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

Valentina PyatkinShoval SaddeAynat RubinsteinPaul PortnerReut Tsarfaty

natural language processinglinguisticsevent-based modality detectionlanguage processing

Desire, Belief, and Semantic Composition: Variation in Mood Selection With Desire Predicates. Natural Language Semantics (2020)

Paul PortnerAynat Rubinstein

semanticsmood selectionsemantic compositionpsychologydesire predicateslinguisticsbehavioral sciences

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