Post-doctoral Fellow Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences University of Rochester

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	”That is Rosa: Identificational Sentences as Intensional Predication”. (2007) With Lynsey Wolter. In Grønn, Atle (ed.), Proceedings of SuB12, Oslo: ILOS 2008 (ISBN 978-82-92800-00-3). “What do eye movements tell us about reference resolution? Using ambiguous pronouns to evaluate the linking hypotheses” (2007). With Eiling Yee and Julie Sedivy. The 20^th CUNY conference on human sentence processing, San Diego, March 29^th[ Abstract ] [ Poster ] “The Non-Concealed Nature of Free Relatives: Implications for Connectivity in Specificational Sentences” (2007). With Ivano Caponigro. In C. Barker and P. Jacobson (eds.) Direct Compositionality, Oxford University Press.
	Identity and Information: Semantic and Pragmatic Aspects of specificational Sentences. 2005. Ph.D. Dissertation, Rutgers. [ Abstract ] [ Full text of the dissertation ]
	“On the Relation of Connectivity and Specificational Pseudoclefts”,2002, Natural Language Semantics 10.4: 243-284. (If you are unable to access this link, please email me).
	“On the Construct State, Uniqueness and Genitive Relations”, 2002, Proceedings of IATL 18 (Israeli Association for Theoretical Linguistics)
	“Possession as a Lexical Relation: Evidence from the Hebrew Construct State”. In L. Mikkelsen and C. Potts (eds.), WCCFL 21 Proceedings, pp. 127-140. Somerville, MA: Cascadilla Press.
	The Syntax and Semantics of Specificational Pseudoclefts in Hebrew. 1999. M.A. Thesis, Tel Aviv University. [ Abstract ] [ Full text of the thesis ]

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