Itamar Kastner | University of Edinburgh | איתמר קסטנר

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Presentations

Conference presentations

See my CV for a full list.

Selected PDFs:

2022 Kastner. No easy -fix. Workshop on prefixes vs suffixes in Afroasiatic.
Kastner, Kotek, Anonymous, Dockum, Dow, Esipova, Green and Snider. The Open Letter: Responses and recommendations. LSA 2022.
2017 Kastner. Coercing propositional anaphora. Workshop on Polysemy and coercion of clause-embedding predicates, DGfS 39.
Feb 9, 2020

Recent news

  • New blog post on scaffolding at Teaching Matters.
  • In Belfast for a talk and themed session on teaching linguistics at LAGB 2022.
  • Back from my ESSLLI 2022 course on lexical semantics.
  • New review article in Glossa on cross-categorial derivations.
  • New manuscript on everywhere.
  • New essay on current events appeared in a festschrift for Hagit Borer.
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