Andrew McInnerney

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amcin@umich.edu

Office Information:

411 Lorch Hall
611 Tappan Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48109

Linguistics; Syntax; Lecturer

Education/Degree:

University of Michigan/PhD

About

Andrew McInnerney is a syntactician with research interests in syntactic theory and its interfaces with semantics, prosody, and sentence processing. His ongoing research projects focus on the argument/adjunct distinction, syntactic islands, parentheticals, and other topics. As of Winter 2023, he is a full-time lecturer in Linguistics at the University of Michigan.

Current Courses

LING 111-001
Lenses into Language: Mind, Society, Justice

LING 193-001
Social Sciences Topics in Linguistics

LING 316-001
Aspects of Meaning

About

Andrew McInnerney is a syntactician with research interests in syntactic theory and its interfaces with semantics, prosody, and sentence processing. His ongoing research projects focus on the argument/adjunct distinction, syntactic islands, parentheticals, and other topics. As of Winter 2023, he is a full-time lecturer in Linguistics at the University of Michigan.

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