Shizhe Huang
Department Chair of East Asian Studies; CV Starr Professorship in Asian Studies
Biography
Shi-Zhe Huang currently holds the chair of C.V. Starr Professorship in Asian Studies and is an Associate Professor of Chinese and Linguistics. Her research interests center on formal semantics, the syntax/semantics interface, and Chinese linguistics. Particular areas that she has worked on include quantification theory, indefinites and scope ambiguity in Chinese, event semantics, type-theoretic accounts of adjectives, nouns, and verbs, modification theory, and comparative syntax/semantics of Chinese and English. She has taught an array of courses at Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges and occasionally at Swarthmore College. They include, but are not limited to: Structure of Chinese, Introduction to Syntax, Introduction to Semantics, Linguistic Theory and Language Acquisition (co-taught with Dr. Thomas Roeper, UMass ), Intermediate Chinese, Chinese Civilization, and Chinese Language in Culture and Society.
Courses: Fall 2008, Haverford
Chinese
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Linguistics
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Courses: Spring 2009, Haverford
Chinese
East Asian Studies
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Linguistics
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