Eva Juarros-Daussà, PhD.

Linguistics. Syntax and Morphology. The Lexicon.

Language and Thought.

 Evolution of Language.

CV Linguistics   Romance Linguistics Catalan Spanish Philosophy and Psychology Other interests Personal

I am presently an Assistant Professor in the State University of New York  at Buffalo, within the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures. A linguist by formation, the courses I teach range from Introductory Linguistics, Syntax and Morphology, to History of the Spanish Language. Coming from a background of philology, psychology and cognitive science, I maintain broad interests that go from the elicitation of formal grammars to language evolution and the relationship between language and other faculties of the mind. In 2003, I defended my dissertation on theoretical linguistics at UMass, and published it with GLSA as Argument Structure and the Lexicon-Syntax Interface. I enjoy teaching both linguistics and language courses, as I understand these two activities to nurture each other in the process of marvelling about the fascinating phenomenon human language is.

 

ejuarros. at. buffalo.edu

Education

Ph.D. Linguistics, University of Massachusetts Amherst

MA Linguistics, The University of Michigan Ann Arbor

ABD in the program “Cognition and Language”, Psychology Dept., Universitat de Barcelona

Licenciada en Filología Hispánica – Lengua, Universitat de Barcelona

“I pursue the study of language as a means to understand the nature of the human being and its place within the wider world. I believe that language occupies a central role in human experience, and as such provides a privileged window into the study of the human mind.”