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CURRICULUM VITAE

Beáta Gyuris (October 2018)

QUALIFICATIONS 2003 PhD in Linguistics (Theoretical Linguistics) Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest Title of dissertation: The Semantics of Contrastive Topics in Hungarian Advisor: László Kálmán, CSc Grade: summa cum laude 1993 secondary school teacher in mathematics and English, general and applied linguist (MA- equivalent) L. Kossuth University, Debrecen POSITIONS HELD 2018 – 2019 visiting professor for Hungarian linguistics, Finno-Ugrian Studies Department, University of Vienna 2007 – senior research fellow Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences 2001 – 2007 research fellow Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences 1997 – 2001 junior research fellow Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences 1993 – 1997 assistant lecturer Dept. of General and Applied Linguistics, L. Kossuth University, Debrecen PUBLICATIONS MONOGRAPHS Gyuris, Beáta 2009. The Semantics and Pragmatics of the Contrastive Topic in Hungarian. The Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and Lexica Ltd. Budapest. Gyuris, Beáta Márta Maleczki, and Károly Varasdi 2008. Formális szemantika. 2nd, corrected edition. Szeged, JATEPress. Gyuris, Beáta Károly Varasdi, and Márta Maleczki 2006. Formális szemantika. Budapest, Bölcsész Konzorcium.

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EDITED VOLUMES Gyuris, Beáta, Katalin Mády and Gábor Recski (eds.) 2017. K + K = 120. Papers dedicated to László Kálmán and András Kornai on the occasion of their 60th birthdays. Budapest: MTA Nyelvtudományi Intézet. www.nytud.hu/kk120 Gärtner, Hans-Martin and Beáta Gyuris (eds.) 2012. A special issue on ‘Pragmatic markers in Hungarian.’ Acta Linguistica Hungarica 59(4). Gyuris, Beáta, László Kálmán, Chris Piñón, and Károly Varasdi (eds.) 2006. Proceedings of the Ninth Symposium on Logic and Language. Budapest, Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences & Theoretical Linguistics Programme, Eötvös Loránd University. Gyuris, Beáta (ed.) 2006. Proceedings of the First Central European Student Conference in Linguistics. Budapest, Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences. www.nytud.hu/cescl/proc.html DISSERTATION Gyuris, Beáta 2003. The Semantics of Contrastive Topics in Hungarian. Doctoral dissertation, ELTE, Budapest. PAPERS IN JOURNALS AND COLLECTIONS Gyuris, Beáta, under review. Information structure. In: Lisa Matthewson, Cécile Maier, Hotze Rullmann, Thomas Ede Zimmermann (eds.) Companion to Semantics. Wiley. Gyuris, B., & Jackson, S. R. (2018). Scope marking and prosody in Hungarian. Glossa: a journal of general linguistics, 3(1), 83. DOI: http://doi.org/10.5334/gjgl.311 Gyuris, Beáta 2018. Ugye in Hungarian: towards a unified analysis. In: Bartos, H., M. den Dikken, Z. Bánréti, T. Váradi (eds.) Boundaries Crossed, at the Interfaces of Morphosyntax, Phonology, Pragmatics and Semantics. [Studies in Natural Language & Linguistic Theory]. Springer. 199-212. Gyuris, Beáta 2018. On two types of polar interrogatives in Hungarian and their interaction with inside and outside negation. Dimroth, Christine & Stefan Sudhoff (eds): The Grammatical Realization of Polarity Contrast. Theoretical, empirical, and typological approaches. [LA 249] Amsterdam: Benjamins.

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Gyuris, Beáta 2017. Thoughts on the semantics and pragmatics of rising declaratives in English and of their Hungarian counterparts. In: Beáta Gyuris, Katalin Mády and Gábor Recski (eds.) 2017. K + K = 120. Papers dedicated to László Kálmán and András Kornai on the occasion of their 60th birthdays. Budapest: MTA Nyelvtudományi Intézet. www.nytud.hu/kk120. Gyuris, Beáta, Cecília Sarolta Molnár and Katalin Mády 2017. A magyar eldöntendő kérdő mondatok használatának tanulmányozása kísérletes módszerekkel. In: Zoltán Bánréti (ed.) Általános Nyelvészeti Tanulmányok XXIX. Kísérletes nyelvészet. Budapest: Akadémiai Kiadó, 53-75. Gärtner, Hans-Martin and Beáta Gyuris 2017. On delimiting the space of bias profiles for polar interrogatives. Linguistische Berichte Heft 251: 293-316. Gyuris, Beáta 2017. New perspectives on bias in polar questions: a study of Hungarian -e. International Review of Pragmatics 9.1: 1-50. doi: 10.1163/18773109-00000003 Gyuris, Beáta 2017. The interpretation of a "contrast-marking" particle. In: Lee, Chungmin, Ferenc Kiefer and Manfred Krifka (eds.) Contrastiveness in information structure, alternatives and scalar implicatures. (Studies in Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 91.) Springer International Publishing, Switzerland, 83-100. 91, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-10106-4_5 Gyuris, Beáta 2016. A magyar nyelv tagadószós eldöntendő kérdő mondatainak jelentéséhez. Jelentés és Nyelvhasználat 3: 169–190. http://www.jeny.szte.hu/jeny/jeny-2016-gyurisb (open access) Gyuris, Beáta and Molnár, Cecília Sarolta 2016. Jól emlékszem, hogy erről a jelenségről nem írt még senki?. In: Kas Bence (ed.) "Szavad ne feledd!" Tanulmányok Bánréti Zoltán tiszteletére. Budapest: Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Nyelvtudományi Intézet, 179-198. Gyuris, Beáta 2016. Topiktests und Topikpositionen im Ungarischen: Ergebnisse und theoretische Bewertung einer Korpusanalyse. In: Dalmas, Martine, Cathrine Fabricius-Hansen, Horst Schwinn (eds.) Variation im europaischen Kontrast.Untersuchungen zum Satzanfang im Deutschen, Franzosischen, Italienischen, Norwegischen, Polnischen und Ungarischen. De Gruyter, Berlin, 157-188. DOI (Chapter): 10.1515/9783110444612-006 Gärtner, Hans-Martin and Beáta Gyuris 2014. A Note on Quotative Inversion in Hungarian. Finno-Ugric Languages and Linguistics 3/1-2. http://full.btk.ppke.hu/index.php/FULL/article/view/26 Gyuris, Beáta and Katalin Mády 2014. Contrastive topics between syntax and pragmatics in Hungarian: an experimental analysis. In: Rebekah Baglini, Timothy Grinsell, Jonathan Keane, Adam Roth Singerman and Julia Thomas (eds.) CLS 46-1: Proceedings of the forty-sixth annual meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society. The main session, 147-162.

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Mády, Katalin, Beáta Gyuris and Ádám Szalontai 2013. Phrase-initial boundary tones in Hungarian interrogatives and exclamatives. In: Mertens, Piet and Anne Catherine Simon (eds), Proceedings of the Prosody-Discourse Interface Conference 2013 (IDP-2013). Leuven, September 11-13, 2013, 69-73. http://wwwling.arts.kuleuven.be/franitalco/idp2013/Proceedings.html Gyuris, Beáta and Katalin Mády 2013. Approaching the prosody of Hungarian wh-exclamatives. In: Péter Szigetvári (ed.) VLLXX. Papers Presented to László Varga on his 70th Birthday http://seas3.elte.hu/VLlxx/gyuris-mady.html Gyuris, Beáta and Katalin Mády 2013. Approaching the prosody of Hungarian wh-exclamatives. In: Péter Szigetvári (ed.) VLlxx. Papers in Linguistics. Presented to László Varga on his 70th Birthday. Tinta Könyvkiadó, Budapest, 333-349. http://seas3.elte.hu/VLlxx/gyuris-mady.pdf Gyuris Beáta 2013. Megjegyzések a pragmatika tárgyáról és hasznáról. Magyar Nyelv 109: 162-170. http://www.c3.hu/~magyarnyelv/13-2/gyuris_132.pdf

Gärtner, Hans-Martin and Beáta Gyuris 2012. Pragmatic markers in Hungarian: Some introductory remarks. Acta Linguistica Hungarica 59(4): 387-426.

Gyuris, Beáta 2012. The information structure of Hungarian. In: Manfred Krifka and Renate Musan (eds.) The expression of information structure. Mouton de Gruyter, Berlin, 159-186. Gyuris, Beáta 2009. A hangsúlyos csak diskurzuspartikula interpretációja. In: Márta Maleczki and Enikő Németh T. (eds.) A mai magyar nyelv leírásának újabb módszerei 7. SZTE, Szeged, 157–179. Gyuris, Beáta 2009. Sentence-types, discourse particles and intonation in Hungarian. In: Torgrim Solstad and Arndt Riester (eds.) SinSpeC Volume 5 (June 2009) -- Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 13. Stuttgart University, http://www.ilg.uni-stuttgart.de/SuB13/proceedings.html Gyuris, Beáta 2009. The interpretation of a contrast-marking particle. In: Current Issues in Unity and Diversity of Languages. Collection of the Papers selected from the CIL 18. LSK (The Linguistic Society of Korea). (CD-ROM) . http://www.cil18.org/new_html/10_publications/publications_01.php Gyuris, Beáta 2009. Quantificational contrastive topics with verum/falsum focus. Lingua 119: 625-649. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/issue/5815-2009-998809995-957120 Gyuris, Beáta. 2009. Rethinking the narrow scope reading of contrastive topic. In: Shaer, Benjamin, Philippa Cook, Werner Frey, and Claudia Maierborn (eds.). Dislocated Elements in Discourse: Syntactic, Semantic and Pragmatic Perspectives. Routledge, London, 284-311.

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Gyuris, Beáta and Ferenc Kiefer 2008. Az igék lexikai ábrázolása és az eseményszerkezet. In: Kiefer Ferenc (ed.) Strukturális magyar nyelvtan IV. A szótár szerkezete. Budapest, Akadémiai Kiadó, 229-267. Gyuris, Beáta 2008. A diskurzus-partikulák formális vizsgálata felé. In: Ferenc Kiefer (ed.) Strukturális magyar nyelvtan IV. A szótár szerkezete. Budapest, Akadémiai Kiadó, 639-682. Gyuris, Beáta 2008. Stylistic postposing or something else?. In: Christopher Piñón and Szilárd Szentgyörgyi (eds.) Approaches to Hungarian 10. Budapest, Akadémiai Kiadó, 187-216. Gyuris, Beáta 2006. Esettanulmány a hatókör és az információs szerkezet kapcsolatáról. In: Kálmán László (ed.) KB 120 – A titkos kötet. Nyelvészeti tanulmányok Bánréti Zoltán és Komlósy András tiszteletére. MTA Nyelvtudományi Intézet – Tinta Könyvkiadó, 103-116. Gyuris, Beáta 2006. When Hungarian word order is not so ‘logical’. In: Hans-Martin Gärtner – Sigrid Beck – Regine Eckardt – Renate Musan – Barbara Stiebels (eds.) Between 40 and 60 Puzzles for Krifka. http://www.zas.gwz-berlin.de/40-60-puzzles-for-krifka/ Kiefer, Ferenc and Beáta Gyuris 2006. Szemantika. In: Kiefer Ferenc (ed.) A magyar nyelv. Budapest, Akadémiai Kiadó, 175-221. Gyuris, Beáta 2004. Ingredients of a semantic theory of contrastive topics. In: Cécile Meier, Matthias Weisgerber (eds.) Proceedings of the Conference "Sub 8 -- Sinn und Bedeutung." Arbeitspapier Nr. 117. Fachbereich Sprachwissenschaft. Konstanz, Universität Konstanz, 123-136. Gyuris, Beáta 2004. Two types of contrastive topics? In: Anita Steube (ed.) Information Structure: Theoretical and Empirical Aspects. Berlin, De Gruyter, 75-96. Gyuris, Beáta 2004. A new approach to the scope of contrastive topics. In: Benjamin Shaer, Werner Frey, Claudia Maienborn (eds.) Proceedings of the Dislocated Elements Workshop, ZAS Berlin, November 2003. ZASPiL 35: 133-156. É. Kiss, Katalin and Beáta Gyuris 2003. Apparent scope inversion under the rise fall contour. Acta Linguistica Hungarica 50/3-4: 371-404. Gyuris, Beáta 2003. Az igék jelentése és az eseményszerkezet. In: Kiefer Ferenc (ed.) Igék, főnevek, melléknevek (Előtanulmányok a mentális szótár szerkezetéről), Segédkönyvek a nyelvészet tanulmányozásához XXVIII. Budapest, Tinta Könyvkiadó, 9-32. Gyuris Beáta 2002. Contrastive topics and alternatives in event semantics. In: István Kenesei and Péter Siptár (eds.) Approaches to Hungarian 8, Budapest, Akadémiai Kiadó, 187-216.

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Gyuris, Beáta 2002. Contrastive Topics in a Possible-Worlds Semantics. In: Gábor Alberti, Kata Balogh and Paul Dekker (eds.) Proceedings of Seventh Symposium on Logic and Language. Pécs, 73-81. Gyuris, Beáta 2002. Az aktuális tagolás és a kvantorok hatóköre. In: Maleczki Márta (ed.) A mai magyar nyelv leírásának újabb módszerei 5. Szeged, SZTE, Általános Nyelvészeti Tanszék, Magyar Nyelvészeti Tanszék, 369-387. Gyuris, Beáta 2001. Semantic Licensing of VP-Ellipsis. Acta Linguistica Hungarica 48: 59-78. Gyuris, Beáta 2001. Kvantoros kifejezések és alternatíváik a kontrasztív topikban. In: Kabán Annamária (ed.) Funkcionális mondatperspektíva és szövegszerkesztési stratégia. Miskolc, Miskolci Egyetemi Kiadó, 57-64. Gyuris, Beáta 2000. On the Semantic Interpretation of amikor ‘when’ and ha ‘if’ Clauses in Hungarian. In: Gábor Alberti, and István Kenesei (eds.) Papers from the Pécs Conference, Approaches to Hungarian. 7. Szeged, JATEPress, 261-271. Gyuris, Beáta 2000. On the Scopal Properties of Hungarian Quantifiers in Contrastive Topic. In: Kiyomi Kusumoto and Elisabeth Villalta (eds.) UMOP 23: Issues in Semantics. Amherst, MA, GLSA, 43-58. Gyuris, Beáta 2000. The Interpretation of Adverbial Quantifiers in Contrastive Topic in Hungarian. In: Masako Hirotani, Andries Coetzee, Nancy Hall and Ji-Yung Kim (eds.) NELS 30. Amherst, MA, GLSA, 259-274. Gyuris, Beáta 2000. Semantic Licensing of VP-Ellipsis. In: Huba Bartos (ed.) Papers in the Mental Lexicon. Research Institute for Linguistics, HAS, Budapest, 67-91.

Gyuris, Beáta 1999. A Pragmatic Account of the Distribution of Hungarian Quantifiers in Contrastive Topic. In: Doximp 3: Graduate Students’ Third Linguistics Symposium. (Working Papers in the Theory of Grammar, Vol. 6, No. 3) Budapest, Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 97-106. Gyuris, Beáta 1998. Temporális kvantorok a magyarban. In: Büky, László and Márta Maleczki (eds.) A mai magyar nyelv leírásának újabb módszerei 3. Szeged, JATE, 41-58. Gyuris, Beáta 1998. Subordinate Clauses are Not Always Restrictors. In: Selected Papers of Docsymp 2: Graduate Students’ Second Linguistics Symposium (Working Papers in the Theory of Grammar Vol. 5, No. 2), Budapest, Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 127-138. Gyuris, Beáta 1998. The Analysis of Hungarian Adverbial Quantifiers in a Generalized Quantifier Framework. In: Robin Cooper and Thomas Gamkrelidze (eds.) Proceedings of the Second Tbilisi Symposium on Language, Logic and Computation, September 16-21, 1997, 126-134.

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Gyuris, Beáta 1996. Az univerzális kvantifikáció értelmezése óvodás korban. In: Gábor Székely and Erzsébet Cs. Jónás (eds.) Nyelvek és nyelvoktatás a Kárpát-medencében. Nyíregyháza, Besenyei György Könyvkiadó, 290-305. REVIEWS Robert Cloutier, Anita Auer, Radosław Święciński, Phillip Wallage, Gea Dreschler, Beáta Gyuris, Kathryn Allan, Lieselotte Anderwald, Alexander Kautzsch, Tihana Kraš, Alessia Cogo, tian Gan. Ida Parise, Charlotte Taylor, and Agnes Marszalek 2017. I English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 96 (1): 1-163. https://doi.org/10.1093/ywes/max019 Robert A. Cloutier, Anita Auer, Radosław Święciński, Phillip Wallage, Gea Dreschler, Beáta Gyuris, Kathryn Allan, Mackenzie Kerby, Lieselotte Anderwald, Alexander Kautzsch, Maja Miličević, Tihana Kraš, Elizabeth J. Erling, Claudio Schekulin, Veronika Thir, Barbara Seidlhofer, Henry Widdowson, Charlotte Taylor, and Chloe Harrison 2016. I English Language The Year’s Work in English Studies 95 (1): 1-199 doi:10.1093/ywes/maw018 Verena Haser, Anita Auer, Bert Botma, Beáta Gyuris, Kathryn Allan, Mackenzie Kerby, Lieselotte Anderwald, Alexander Kautzsch, Maja Miličević, Tihana Kraš, and Marcus Callies 2015. Chapter I. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 2015; doi: 10.1093/ywes/mav020. Verena Haser, Anita Auer, Bert Botma, Marion Elenbaas, Beáta Gyuris, Kathryn Allan, Seth Mehl, Erin Vobornik, Lieselotte Anderwald, Anne Schröder, Maja Miličević, Tihana Kraš, Claudio Schekulin, Nora Dorn, Marcus Callies, and Rocío Montoro 2014. Chapter I * English Language. The Year's Work in English Studies Volume 93. 1-174. doi: 10.1093/ywes/mat010 Verena Haser, Anita Auer, Bert Botma, Marion Elenbaas, Wim van der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Kathryn Allan, Erin Vobornik, Christóbal Lozano, Cornelia Hülmbauer, Anita Santner-Wolfartsberger, Claudio Schekulin, Astrid Ollinger, Marcus Callies and Rocío Montoro 2013. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 92: 1-180. doi:10.1093/ywes/mat006 http://ywes.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/mat006v1?ijkey=JZOeGz0tYrkDM&keytype=ref&siteid=ywes Verena Haser, Anita Auer, Bert Botma, Marion Elenbaas, Wim van der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Kathryn Allan, Erin Cross, Lieselotte Anderwald, Anne Schröder, Barbara Seidlhofer, Nora Dorn, Marcus Callies and Rocío Montoro 2012. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 91: 1-177. Verena Haser, Anita Auer, Bert Botma, Marion Elenbaas, Wim van der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Edward Callary, Lieselotte Anderwald, Anne Schröder, Marcus Callies and Rocío Montoro 2011. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 90: 1-154.

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Verena Haser, Anita Auer, Bert Botma, Marion Elenbaas, Wim van der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Edward Callary, Lieselotte Anderwald, Andrea Sand, Marcus Callies and Rocío Montoro 2010. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 89: 1-168. Verena Haser, Anita Auer, Jeroen van der Weijer, Marion Elenbaas, Wim van der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Edward Callary, Lieselotte Anderwald, Andrea Sand, Camilla Vasquez and Dan McIntyre 2009. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 88: 1-146. Evelien Keizer, Anita Auer, Jeroen van de Weijer, Marion Elenbaas, Wim Van Der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Edward Callary, Lieselotte Anderwald, Andrea Sand, Camilla Vasquez, and Laura Hidalgo-Downing 2008. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 87: 1-172. Evelien Keizer, Mohammed Albakry, Jeroen Van De Weijer, Bettelou Los, Wim Van Der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Edward Callary, Lieselotte Anderwald, Andrea Sand, Camilla Vasquez, and Laura Hidalgo 2007. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 86: 1-165. Evelien Keizer, Mohammed Albakry, Jeroen van de Weijer, Bettelou Los, Wim van der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Edward Callary, Lieselotte Anderwald, Andrea Sand, Camilla Vasquez, Laura Hidalgo 2006. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 85: 1-128. Evelien Keizer, Jeroen van de Weijer, Bettelou Los, Wim van der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Edward Callary, Lieselotte Anderwald, Andrea Sand, Petra Bettig, Clara Calvo 2005. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 84: 1-129. Camilla Vasquez, Jeroen van de Weijer, Bettelou Los, Wim van der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Edward Callary, Lieselotte Anderwald, Andrea Sand, Petra Bettig, Clara Calvo 2004. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 83: 1-108. Teresa Fanego, Camilla Vasquez, Jeroen van de Weijer, Bettelou Los, Wim van der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Paul Cullen, Lieselotte Anderwald, Andrea Sand, Petra Bettig, Clara Calvo 2003. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 82: 1-114. Teresa Fanego, Camilla Vasquez, Jeroen van de Weijer, Bettelou Los, Wim van der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Paul Cullen, Lieselotte Anderwald, Andrea Sand, Petra Bettig, Clara Calvo 2002. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 81: 1-131. Teresa Fanego, Ingrid Tieken-Boon Van Ostade, Jeroen van de Weijer, Marga van Gent-Petter, Wim van der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Carole E. Hough, Lieselotte Pust, Lieselotte Anderwald, Andrea Sand, Sabine Prechter, Clara Calvo 2001. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 80: 1-123.

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Teresa Fanego, Ingrid Tieken-Boon Van Ostade, Jeroen Van De Weijer, Marga van Gent-Petter, Wim Van Der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Carole E. Hough, Lieselotte Anderwald, Andrea Sand, Sabine Prechter, Clara Calvo 2001. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 79: 1-130. Ingrid Tieken-Boon Van Ostade, Jeroen Van De Weijer, Olga Fischer, Wim Van Der Wurff, Beáta Gyuris, Julie Coleman, Carole E. Hough, Lieselotte Pust, Andrea Sand, Andreas H. Jucker, Clara Calvo 2000. English Language. The Year’s Work in English Studies 78: 1- 155. Turner, Ken and Beáta Gyuris 1996. A Review of Anthony Kenny, Frege, London, Penguin Books, 1995. Pp. xi + 223. Journal of Literary Semantics XXV/2 August, 173-180. Turner Ken and Beáta Gyuris 1996. A Review of Emmon Bach, Eloise Jelinek, Angelika Kratzer and Barbara Partee. ed. Quantification in Natural Languages. Dordrecht/Boston/London: Kluwer Academic Publishers. 1995. Pp. ix + 756. Linguistics 34 (4), 857-864. Turner, Ken and Beáta Gyuris 1995. A Review of Maarten de Rijke, ed. Diamonds and Defaults: Studies in Pure and Applied Intensional Logic. Dordrecht/Boston/London: Kluwer Academic Publishers. (Synthese Library 229). Pp. ix+338. 1993. International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching XXXIII/4 November TALKS INVITED TALKS (with Cecília Sarolta Molnár and Katalin Mády) Vélekedések, vágyak, szándékok tükröződése az eldöntendő kérdő mondatok megformálásában [Beliefs, wishes and intentions conveyed by the choice of the form of polar interrogatives]. Pragmatics Roundtable, University of Pécs, 7 September 2018. ‘Bias in polar questions in the languages of Eastern Central Europe’. Workshop Areal Convergence in Eastern Central European Languages and Beyond, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, 27-29 September 2017. (the invitation was extended to three students of mine as well: Cecília Molnár, Mátyás Lagos Cortes and Katalin Jankó participated) ‘The semantics and pragmatics of polar interrogatives in Hungarian’. Evening lecture, Göttingen Spirit Summer School on Complex Clauses. Göttingen, 11 August 2016. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘Some remarks on clausal complementation.’ Invited lecture, Institut für Linguistik, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt. 7 July 2016. (with Gärtner, Hans-Martin) ‘On delimiting the space of bias profiles for polar interrogatives.’ Talk given at the Linguistik Kolloquium, Universität Bielefeld

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[http://wwwhomes.uni-bielefeld.de/jmichaelis/cgi/index.php]. Bielefeld, 13 April, 2016. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘On the fine structure of the Hungarian topic field.’ Workshop Architecture of Topic. Lund University, 12-14 December 2014. ‘A magyar eldöntendő kérdő mondatok tipológiájához’. Magyar Nyelvtudományi Társaság, Budapest. 2 December 2014. ‘A kérdések jelentésének formális modellezése és a "tűnődő" kérdések’. PTE BTK — SIGNUM Group, Pécs. 6 May 2014. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘On Incorporated Zero Token Demonstratives in Hungarian Quotative Inversion.’ Workshop Demonstration and Demonstratives. Stuttgart University. 11-12 April 2014. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘Polar questions and bias types: evidence from Hungarian.’Workshop on The role of modal particles in diverse speech acts. University of Venice, 3 – 4 October 2013. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘Interpretive Aspects of Quotative Inversion: The Case of Hungarian.’ Paper presented at the University of Bielefeld, 2 October 2012. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘On Quotative Inversion in Hungarian.’ Paper presented at the University of Lund (Aspektseminariet), 22 May 2012. ‘A diskurzuspartikulák elemzésének újabb módszerei: Esettanulmány a hát-ról a magyarban és egy magyarországi német dialektusban.’ [New methods in the analysis of discourse particles: Case study on hát in Hungarian and a German minority dialect in Hungary.] PiNyeK, PPKE, Piliscsaba. 21 October 2011. (with Scott Jackson) ‘Hangsúly, hatókör és a percepció’ [Stress, scope and perception.] 20 éves az elméleti nyelvészet szak, RIL HAS, Budapest, 25-27 November 2010. ‘Remarks on Hungarian exclamatives‘, Kolloquium Satztypen des Deutschen im Vergleich, ELTE, Budapest, 3 November 2010. ‘Contrastive topics in Hungarian: syntax or semantics?’ Talk given at the Workshop on Contrast, Information Structure and Intonation, 28-29 October 2005, Stockholm. ‘Once more on contrastive topics: discourse environments, intonation and interpretation’. Talk given at the ZAS Semantikkreis, 14 February 2005.

‘Some issues in the interpretation of contrastive topics’. Talk at the ZAS Semantikkreis, 9 February 2004.

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‘The narrow scope of contrastive topics: a new perspective’. Talk at the University of Potsdam, 13 July 2004. ‘A new look at the semantics/pragmatics of contrastive topics in Hungarian’. Talk at the DIP colloquium, ILLC, University of Amsterdam, 4 June, 2004. ‘Contrastive topics: interpretability and scope’. Talk at the Grammatikseminar of the Department of Nordic Languages, University of Lund, 27 May, 2004. ‘A magyar kontrasztiv topik jelentéstani vizsgálata’. [Semantic investigation of the Hungarian contrastive topic.] Talk given at Research Institute for Linguistics, HAS, Budapest, 21 October, 2003. ‘A természetes nyelvi kvantorok jelentésének lexikális és strukturális összetevői’ [Lexical and structural components of the meaning of quantifiers in natural language]. Invited talk, Tavaszi szél 2000 [Spring breeze: a meeting of Hungarian doctoral students and young researchers], 15 April 2000, Gödöllő, Hungary. ‘A formális szemantika néhány mai problémájáról’. [Some problems of present-day formal semantics.] Invited talk, Doctoral Seminar at the PhD programme in Romance Studies of ELTE University, Budapest, 25 September 1997. CONFERENCE TALKS AND POSTERS (BASED ON ABSTRACTS SUBMITTED) ‘Biasing Hungarian Questions: The Case of Negative Polar Interrogatives.’ Meaning in Non-Canonical Questions. University of Konstanz, 7-9 June 2018. ‘Unifying two kinds of discourse effects of the particle ugye in Hungarian.’ Particles and the dimensions of meaning. Radboud University Nijmegen. 29-30 June 2017. (with Cecília Sarolta Molnár and Katalin Mády) ‘Evidential bias in Hungarian polar question forms -- an experimental study.’ International Conference on the Structure of Hungarian. RIL HAS. 29-30 June 2017. (with Cecília Sarolta Molnár and Katalin Mády) ‘Evidential bias and polar questions -- the division of labour in Hungarian.’ XPrag 2017. Universität zu Köln. 2017. június 21-23. (poster) (with Katalin Mády, Uwe Reichel and Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘Prosody of dialogue acts.’ Challenges in analysis and processing of spontaneous speech Workshop. MTA NYTI. 2017. május 16. ‘A tagadószót tartalmazó eldöntendő kérdő mondatok jelentéséhez.’ Talk at the conference Újdonságok a szemantikai és pragmatikai kutatásokban. University of Szeged, 22 April 2016.

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‘On two types of polar interrogatives in Hungarian and their interaction with inside and outside negation. Talk given at DGfS 26, workshop The grammatical realization of polarity. Theoretical and experimental approaches. Universität Konstanz, 24-26 February, 2016. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘On delimiting the space of bias profiles for polar interrogatives’. XPrag.de-Workshop Questions, Answers, and Negation. Berlin, ZAS, 20-22 January, 2016. ‘Dimensions of bias in polar questions: evidence from Hungarian’. LAGB 2014, University of Oxford, 1-5 September 2014. (with Scott Jackson) ‘Factors affecting scope in Hungarian’. Workshop on Quantifier Scope: Syntactic, Semantic, and Experimental Approaches. IKER Bayonne, 12-13 June 2014. https://sites.google.com/site/quantification2014/home (with Mády, Katalin and Ádám Szalontai) ‘Phrase-initial boundary tones in Hungarian interrogatives and exclamatives.’ Prosody-Discourse Interface Conference (IDP 2013). University of Leuven, Belgium, 11-13 September 2013. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘Interpretive Aspects of Quotative Inversion: The Case of Hungarian.’ Paper presented at the workshop Quotation: Perspectives from Philosophy and Linguistics. RU Bochum, 28 September 2012.

(with Katalin Mády) ‘Low phrase-initial boundary tone in Hungarian exclamatives.‘ Poster presented at the Workshop Advancing Prosodic Transcription for Spoken Language Science and Technology, a satellite workshop held in conjunction with LabPhon13, Stuttgart, 30 July, 2012. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘Hungarian quotative inversion’ DGfS Workshop Information Structure in Non-Assertive Speech Acts. Frankfurt University, 3-6 March, 2012. ‘An all-purpose particle?’ Theoretical Pragmatics 2011. ZAS Berlin, 13-15 October 2011. ‘Hungarian hát: New perspectives on old puzzles’. SinFonIJA4, RIL HAS Budapest, 1-3 September 2011. (with Katalin Mády) ‘Kontrastive Topiks im Ungarischen zwischen Syntax und Pragmatik: Eine Experimentelle Analyse’. Semantic und Pragmatik im Südwesten 2010, Göttingen, 28-29 May 2010. (with Katalin Mády) ‘Contrastive topics between syntax and pragmatics in Hungarian: An experimental analysis’. 46th Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society, Chicago, 8-10 April 2010.

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‘ “Tagging” Hungarian. Talk given at the LAGB Fiftieth Anniversary Golden Jubilee Meeting, University of Edinburgh, UK. 6-9 September 2009. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘Modulating question acts: The case of Hungarian particle vajon’ Talk given at the 10th Szklarska Poręba Workshop. 12-16 March 2009. ‘Sentence-types, discourse particles and intonation in Hungarian.’ Talk given at Sinn und Bedeutung 13, Univ. Stuttgart, 30 September – 1 October 2008. ‘The interpretation of a contrast-marking particle.’ Talk given at the 18th International Congress of Linguists. Korea University, Seoul, Korea. 21-26 July 2008. ‘Hangsúly = fókusz? A hangsúlyos csak diskurzus-partikula interpretációja.’ [Stress = focus? the interpretation of the stressed csak discourse particle] Talk given at the Seventh Conference on the New Methods of Describing Present-Day Hungarian. Szeged, 25-26 October 2007. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘Interpreting vajon’. Talk given at ICSH8, NYU/CUNY, New York City, 24-26 May 2007. ‘Contrasting expectations: the Hungarian modal particle csak.’ Talk given at the 3rd Workshop on Contrast, ZAS Berlin, 3-4 May 2007.

‘Stylistic postposing or something else?’ Talk given at the 7th International Conference on the Structure of Hungarian, 29-31 May 2005, Veszprém. ‘Weak quantifiers in contrastive topic.’ Talk given at the Indefinites and Weak Quantifiers Conference, Brussels, 6-8 January 2005. ‘A kontrasztív topik és a kollektivitás’. [The contrastive topic and collective readings.] Talk, 7th Hungarian International Congress of Linguists, 29-31 Aug. 2004. ‘A New Approach to the Scope of Contrastive Topics.’ Paper presented at the Worshop on dislocated elements in discourse: Syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic perspectives, 28-30 November 2003, ZAS, Berlin. ‘Specificity and Information Structure – A unified approach to the semantics of contrastive topics’. Paper presented at Sinn und Bedeutung 8, 29 September – 1 October, 2003, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt, Germany. ‘Contrastive topics: interpretability and interpretational constraints’. Poster, Information Structure in Context, IMS, Stuttgart, 15-16 November 2002, Stuttgart, Germany. ‘Contrastive topics in a possible-world semantics’. Paper, presented at the Seventh Symposium on Logic and Language, 26-29 August 2002, Pécs, Hungary.

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‘Az aktuális tagolás és a kvantorok hatóköre’ [Information structure and the scope of quantifiers]. Paper, presented at the conference A mai magyar nyelv leírásának újabb módszerei V. [New methods in the description of Hungarian 5], 27-29 September 2001, Szeged, Hungary. ‘Contrastive topics and alternatives’. Paper, presented at the Fifth International Conference on the Structure of Hungarian, 2426 May 2001, Budapest. ‘Contrastive Topics Cross-Linguistically’. Paper presented at the Second International Conference in Contrastive Semantics and Pragmatics, 11-13 September 2000 Cambridge, UK. ‘Nem főnévi kategóriák a kontrasztív topik pozíciójában’ [Non-nominal constituents in contrastive topic]. Paper presented at the Third Conference of Doctoral Students of Linguistics, 18 November 1999, Szeged, Hungary. ‘The Interpretation of Adverbial Quantifiers in Contrastive Topic in Hungarian’. Paper presented at NELS 30, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, 24 October 1999. ‘Anaphoric relations in Hungarian conditional sentences with indefinite NPs.’ Paper presented at the 6th Symposium on Logic and Language, Budapest, 29–31 August 1998. ‘On the Semantic Interpretation of Temporal and Conditional Subordinate Clauses in Hungarian.’ Paper presented at the Fourth International Conference on the Structure of Hungarian, 26–28 August 1998, Pécs, Hungary. ‘A Pragmatic Account of the Distribution of Hungarian Quantifiers in Contrastive Topic.’ Paper presented at the Graduate Students’ Third Linguistics Symposium, Budapest, 5 June 1998. ‘Focus, Aspect and Quantification in Hungarian: a Compositional Approach.’ Paper presented at the conference Bridges and Interfaces: Form, Meaning and Function, Prague, 12–14 March 1998. ‘Az implicit temporális kvantorok interpretációjáról.’ [On the interpretation of Implicit Temporal quantifiers.] Paper presented at the First Conference of Doctoral Students of Linguistics, 28–29 November 1997, Szeged, Hungary. ‘Subordinate Clauses are not Always Restrictors.’ Paper presented at the Graduate Students’ Second Linguistics Symposium, 6 June 1997, Budapest, Hungary. ‘Temporális kvantorok a magyarban.’ [Temporal Quantifiers in Hungarian]. Presented at the Third Conference on the New Methods of Describing Present-Day Hungarian. 16-17 April 1997, Szeged, Hungary.

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‘Az univerzális kvantifikáció értelmezése óvodáskorban.’ [The interpretation of universal quantification in preschool age]. Presented at the Sixth National Applied Linguistics Conference, 2–4 April 1996, Nyíregyháza, Hungary. WORKSHOP TALKS (with Gärtner, Hans-Martin) ’The Grammar and Pragmatics of Interrogatives and Their (Special) Uses. Some Introductory Remarks. Workshop The Grammar and Pragmatics of Interrogatives and Their (Special) Uses. GLOW 41 Budapest. 14 April 2018. ‘Rising declaratives and their Hungarian counterparts.’ ‘K + K = 120’ Workshop Dedicated to László Kálmán and András Kornai on the occasion of their 60th birthdays. RIL HAS Budapest. 18 December 2017. ‘Bias in polar questions -- experimental investigations on Hungarian.’ Meeting of AvH-Partnership MTA-Bielefeld "Grammar and Pragmatics" Bielefeld University. 2017. július 18. ‘Bias in polar questions -- the case of ugye.’ Lund-Potsdam-Budapest Colloquium. Lund University, 2017. június 15-16. ‘Some further remarks on the form and interpretation of polar interrogatives in Hungarian’ Bielefeld-Budapest Humboldt Workshop, Bielefeld, 10-11 October 2016 (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘On bias profiles for polar interrogatives’. RIL HAS Budapest, MASZAT Meeting. 29 October 2015. ‘Polar questions and particles in Hungarian: Some observations’. MTA - U. Bielefeld Workshop on ‘Grammar and Pragmatics’, Budapest, 2-3 October 2015. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner and Daniel Gutzmann) ‘Reflective Questions and Indirect Speech Act Failure: Crosslinguistic Variation and Formal Modeling’ Workshop Speech Act Theory, ZAS Berlin, 11-13 June 2015. ‘Dimensions of bias in polar questions: evidence from Hungarian’. Linguistik Kolloquium, Universität Bielefeld, 3 June 2015. ‘New perspectives on bias in polar questions: a study of Hungarian’. RIL HAS Budapest, MASZAT Meeting. 27 March 2014. ‘A kvantorhatókört befolyásoló tényezők a magyarban.’ RIL HAS Budapest, Elmélet és kısérlet a nyelvészetben [Theory and experiments in linguistics] Roundtable. 25 February 2014. ‘A magyar eldöntendő kérdő mondatok interpretációjához.’ RIL HAS Budapest, 19 September 2013.

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(with Katalin Mády and Ádám Szalontai) ‘Experimental investigations on the prosody of Hungarian exclamatives.’ RIL HAS Budapest 30 May 2013. ‘Vannak-e szabályai a vajon előfordulásának a beszédben?’ A beszéd és ami mögötte van. HAS, Budapest, 25 April 2013. ‘Experimental Studies on Stress and Scope in Hungarian’. Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen. Mini-workshop on quantifier scope, 11 March 2013. (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) ‘Hungarian quotative inversion’. RIL HAS Budapest, 3 April 2012. ‘Experimental studies on stress and scope in Hungarian’. RIL HAS Budapest, 13 December 2011. ‘Zusammenhänge zwischen Syntax und Informationsstruktur im Ungarischen.’ EUROGr@amm Treffen, Oslo, 15-16 September 2011. ’nformationsstruktur im Ungarischen (with Katalin Mády) ‘A magyar (kontrasztív) topik prozódiájának kísérletes vizsgálata’ [An experimental study of the prosody of (contrastive) topics in Hungarian.] RIL HAS Budapest, 28 September 2010. (with Katalin Mády) ‘Contrastive topics between syntax and pragmatics in Hungarian: An experimental analysis’. Institut für Phonetik und Sprachverarbeitung, LMU München, 24 June 2010. ‘Hungarian polar interrogatives with and without –e.’ Second Workshop on Modalpartikeln und Satztypen im Sprachvergleich Deutsch-Ungarisch, Göttingen, 18-19 March 2010.

’Csak: From an exclusive particle to a context marker.’ Workshop Modalpartikeln und Satztypen im Sprachvergleich Deutsch-Ungarisch, Budapest, RIL HAS, Budapest, 24-25 Aug. 2009. ‘A magyar diskurzus-partikulák interpretációja a mondatfajta és az intonáció tükrében: Az ugye partikula elemzése.’ [The interpretation of Hungarian discourse particles, and their interactions with sentence type and intonation. The analysis of the particle ugye.] Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 20 January 2009. ‘A csak mint diskurzus-partikula’. [Csak as a discourse particle.] Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 24 April 2007. ‘A fókusz és hatókör összefüggései a magyarban’. [The interactions between focus and

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scope in Hungarian.] Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 23 November 2006. ‘All contrastive topics are not equal: A reconsideration of the puzzle of the narrow scope readings’. Talk at the NOW-OTKA Project Meeting Syntax, Semantics and Phonology of the Left Periphery, 1-2 December 2004, Leiden ‘The scope of Hungarian contrastive topics’. Talk given at the ZAS mini-workshop on topic indefinites, 19 January, 2004. ‘Kvantoros kifejezések és alternatíváik a kontrasztív topikban.’ [Quantificational expressions and their alternatives in contrastive topic] Paper presented at the conference Funkcionális mondatperspektíva és szövegszerkesztési stratégia [Functional sentence perspective and discourse-building strategy], 21 May, 2001, Miskolc, Hungary. ‘A hatókör-értelmezés általános szabályai és a kontrasztív topik a magyarban’ [The general rules of scope-assignment and the contrastive topic in Hungarian]. Paper presented at the Conference in Honour of the Hungarian Day of Science. 3 November, 2000, Szeged, Hungary. ‘Quantifiers, Contrastive Topics and Hungarian.’ Poster presented at the Open House Poster Session at the Linguistics Department of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 12 March 1999. ‘On the Semantic Properties of Hungarian Quantifiers in Contrastive Topic’. Presentation at the Semantics Reading Group, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 1 December, 1998. TEACHING Spring 2018 Formal Semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Fall 2017 Basic concepts of linguistics seminar — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Advanced Formal Semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Spring 2017 Formal Semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Advanced Formal Semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical

Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Semantics – MA (Theoretical Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE

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Fall 2016 Pragmatics – BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Logic – MA (Theoretical Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PhD (Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE

Spring 2016 The logical foundations of formal semantics – BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest (ELTE) Special questions (with Hans-Martin Gärtner) – BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Semantics – MA (Theoretical Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE Semantic theory – MA (Theoretical Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE

Fall 2015 Semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Logic – MA (Theoretical Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE Advanced Semantics – PhD (Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE

Spring 2015 The logical foundations of formal semantics – BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest (ELTE) Presuppositions and implicatures — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Semantics – MA (Theoretical Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE Semantic theory – MA (Theoretical Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE

Fall 2014 Introduction to semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Logic — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Advanced Formal Semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Formal Pragmatics – PhD (Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE Logic – MA (Theoretical Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE

Spring 2014 The logical foundations of formal semantics – BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest (ELTE) Question semantics — PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Semantics – MA (Theoretical Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE Semantics – PhD (Linguistics, Digital Humanities), PPKE

Fall 2013 Logic — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Advanced formal semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE The semantics of quantifiers — PhD (Linguistics), PPKE

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Logic — PhD (Linguistics), PPKE Spring 2013 The logical foundations of formal semantics – BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest (ELTE) Formal semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Fall 2012 Logic — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE The logical foundations of formal semantics — BA (Theoretical Linguistics minor), PPKE The syntax and semantics of exclamatives – PhD (Linguistics), PPKE Spring 2012 The logical foundations of formal semantics – BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest (ELTE) Semantics – BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Semantics – MA (Digital Humanities), Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Piliscsaba (PPKE) Semantics – BA (Theoretical Linguistics minor), PPKE Compact course on discourse particles (with Patrick Grosz) – PhD (Linguistics) PPKE, April 2012 Guest lecture as part of the course The Syntax/Semantics Interface: Hungarian (LING-UA 37) at NYU, taught by Anna Szabolcsi, April 19, 2012 Fall 2011 Logic — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), MA (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE The logical foundations of formal semantics — BA (Theoretical Linguistics minor), PPKE Advanced semantics – MA (Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE; PhD (Linguistics), PPKE Introduction to English Linguistics — BA (English Studies), PPKE English Grammar — BA (English Studies), PPKE Spring 2011 Formal semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Pragmatics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Introduction to English Linguistics — BA (English Studies), PPKE Semantics — BA (Theoretical Linguistics minor), PPKE Fall 2010 Logic — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Introduction to English Linguistics — BA (English Studies), PPKE English Grammar — BA (English Studies), PPKE

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Spring 2010 Formal semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Advanced formal semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Fall 2009 Pragmatics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Logic — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics), PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Spring 2009 Experimental pragmatics (with Ágnes Lukács) — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Formal semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Fall 2008 Readings in formal semantics (with László Kálmán) — 5-year course in

theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Semantics — BA (Liberal Arts, specialisation: Theoretical Linguistics),

PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Spring 2008 Discourse-particles — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD

(Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Formal semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical

Linguistics), ELTE Fall 2007 Bidirectional Optimality Theory -- 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD

(Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Spring 2007 Information structure and meaning — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics,

PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Formal semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Fall 2006 The semantics of focus — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Spring 2006 Prosody and interpretation — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD

(Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Formal semantics (with Károly Varasdi) — 5-year course in theoretical

linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Fall 2005 The semantics of questions (and answers) — 5-year course in theoretical

linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Spring 2005 Information structure and meaning — Compact Course in Linguistics, University of Debrecen, March 2005.

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Semantics — 5-year courses in Hungarian studies and theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), University of Szeged Semantics — 5-year course in Hungarian studies, BMI, University of Szeged Formal semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Spring 2003 Formal semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

The semantics and pragmatics of the contrastive topic — minicourse, UIL-OTS, Utrecht University, May 2003.

Algebraic semantics (with László Kálmán, Károly Varasdi, and Boldizsár Eszes) — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Fall 2002 Formal pragmatics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Spring 2002 Formal semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE

Fall 2001 Advanced formal semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Spring 2001 Formal semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical

Linguistics), ELTE Introduction to general linguistics — 5-year course in Hungarian studies, ELTE Fall 2000 Indefinites and anaphors — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD

(Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Spring 2000 Formal semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Propositional attitudes (with Károly Varasdi) — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Introduction to general linguistics — 5-year course in Hungarian studies,

ELTE Fall 1999 Logic — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical

Linguistics), ELTE The semantics of topic and focus — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics,

PhD (Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Spring 1998 Aspect and quantification — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD

(Theoretical Linguistics), ELTE Fall 1997 Semantics — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical

Linguistics), ELTE Quantifiers — 5-year course in theoretical linguistics, PhD (Theoretical

Linguistics), ELTE

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Spring 1997 Semantics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, Kossuth Lajos University (KLTE) Scientific foundations of linguistics — 5-year course in general and applied

linguistics, KLTE The theory of translationt — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics,

KLTE Linguistics and logic — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE Fall 1996 Introduction to linguistics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE Statistics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE Semantics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE Spring 1996 Formal semantics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE Research methods in applied linguistics — 5-year course in general and

applied linguistics, KLTE Introduction to Linguistics — 5-year course in English, KLTE

Logic — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE Fall 1995 Introduction to mathematics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE

Formal semantics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE Spring 1995 Introduction to Linguistics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE

Szemantics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE Logic — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE Logic (with Kasia Jaszczolt) – BA Languages with Linguistics, Unviersity of

Brighton. Fall 1994 Language Practice — Center for English Teacher Training, KLTE

Introduction to mathematics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE

Formal semantics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE Spring 1994 Semantics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE

Logic — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE Fall 1993 Language Practice — Center for English Teacher Training, KLTE

Introduction to mathematics — 5-year course in general and applied linguistics, KLTE

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CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECT 2015 – 2019 Research Grant from the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NKFIH), K 115922 Project title: The grammar and pragmatics of interrogatives and their (special) uses Role in the project: PI FORMER RESEACH PROJECTS 2014 – 2017 Research Grant from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation in the framework of its Institutional Partnership Program Partner Institution: University of Bielefeld (Marcus Kracht) Project title: Grammar and Pragmatics: Sentence Types and their Combinatorics between Logic and Prosody (‘Grammatik und Pragmatik: Satztypen und ihre Verknüpfungen zwischen Logik und Prosodie‘) Role in the project: PI (on the Hungarian side) Organisation of a project workshop in Budapest: 2-3 October 2015. 2012 – 2016 Research grant from the Hungarian Research Development Fund (OTKA) NK 100 804 Project title: Comprehensive Grammar Resources: Hungarian Role in the project: participant Project leader: István Kenesei 2011 – 2015 Research grant from the Hungarian Research Development Fund (OTKA) 84217 Project title: Division of Labour in the Grammar of Scope. The interaction of syntax with semantics, information structure and prosody in the generation of scope effects Role in the project: participant Project leader: Balázs Surányi 2011 – 2012 Project title: EUROGR@MM , Coordinated by IDS Mannheim Role in the project: participant Project leader: Gisela Zifonun

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2007 – 2011 Research grant from the Hungarian Research Development Fund (OTKA) F 68139

Project title: Interpretation, discourse structure and intonation Role in the project: project leader 2010 Hungarian State Eötvös Scholarship (3 months)

Meaning beyond truth-conditions: modal particles in Hungarian exclamatives

Place of research: Zentrum für Allgemeine Sprachwissenchaft, Typologie, und Universalienforschung (ZAS), Berlin Sponsor: Hans-Martin Gärtner 2009 – 2010 Research grant from the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), Category: Initiierung und Intensivierung bilateraler Kooperationen Project Title: Modalpartikeln und Satztypen im Sprachvergleich Deutsch- Ungarisch Role in the project: coordinator of the Hungarian cooperating team Project leader: Hans-Martin Gärtner (ZAS Berlin) 2005 – 2006 Grant awarded by the “Consortium of the Faculties of Arts of Hungarian Universities”, to write a textbook entitled Formal Semantics in Hungarian Role in the project: project leader Participants: László Kálmán, Márta Maleczki, Károly Varasdi 2001 – 2005 Research grant from the Hungarian Research Development Fund (OTKA) T 042687 Project title: A Structural Grammar of Hungarian IV: The structure of the lexicon Role in the project: participant Project leader: Ferenc Kiefer 2004 – 2005 Research grant from the Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung Project title: The semantics and pragmatics of contrastive topics from a cross-linguistic point of view Place of residence during the grant period: Zentrum for Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, Typologie, und Universalienforschung (ZAS), Berlin Sponsor: Manfred Krifka

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2002 – 2003 Course Development Competition Grant from the Curriculum Research Center at Central European University, Aim of project: to develop courses in Algebraic Semantics and Laboratory Phonology Role in project: participant Project leader: Miklós Törkenczy 2002 – 2004 NOW-OTKA Research Grant (N 37276) Project title: Syntax, semantics and phonology of the left periphery Role in project: participant Project Leaders: Johan Rooryck and István Kenesei 2000 – 2003 János Bolyai Research Grant (awarded by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences) Project title: A Comprehensive Study of Quantifiers in Hungarian in a Generalized Quantifier Framework (individual grant) 1998 – 2000 Research Support Scheme Research Grant (Awarded by the Central European University, Budapest) (No. 320/1998) Project title: A Computational Model for Processing Lexical Information (COMPLIN) Role in project: participant Project leader: Zoltán Bánréti 1999 – 2001 Research grant from the Hungarian Research Development Fund (OTKA) T 029590 Project title: The properties of rules, principles, and models applicable to natural languages – a complex approach Role in project: particpant Project leader: Márta Maleczki OTHER LONGER STUDY TRIPS ABROAD 1998 – 1999 Department of Linguistics, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Support: Fulbright grant, sponsor: Prof. Barbara Partee 1999 – 1999 LSA Summer Institute, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA (6 weeks) 1998 Vilém Mathesius Lecture Series, Charles University, Prague, The Czech Republic (2 weeks) 1997 European Summer School in Logic, Language and Computation, Charles University, Prague, The Czech Republic (2 weeks) 1995 Department of Linguistics, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (2 months), financial support: Catching Up with European Higher Education Fund (FEFA)

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1995 The Language Centre, University of Brighton (3 months), financial support: FEFA 1994 The Language Centre, University of Brighton (2 months), financial support: FEFA 1994 European Summer School in Logic, Language and Computation, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark (2 weeks), fiancial support: FEFA 1992 University of East Anglia, Norwich (3 months), TEMPUS grant 1991 European Summer School in Natural Language Processing, Lugano, Switzerland (1 week) THESES REVIEWED 2016 Enikő Németh T. – reviewer for the habilitation process, University of Szeged Ildikó Vaskó – ELTE, member of the habilitation committee Enikő Héja: The usability of language technology methods and parallel corpora in bilingual lexicography, ELTE, member of the defence committee Csilla Tatár: A semantic analysis of English cataphoric constructions. MA Thesis, English Studies, ELTE, reviewer 2015 Csilla Tóth: A magyar statikus lokatívuszi kifejezések szemantikai struktúrái. PhD thesis, Doctoral Program in Linguistics, University of Szeged, member of the defence committee 2013 Emese Eszter Lipécz: Az angol és magyar módhatározók szintaktikai elemzése. MA Thesis, Theoretical Linguistics, ELTE, reviewer 2013 Gábor Matula: A griceiánus szemantika határán. BA Thesis, Free Humanities, ELTE, reviewer 2012 Gergő Turi: Nem mintha egyszerű lenne. A nem mintha szerkezet elemzése. MA Thesis, Theoretical Linguistics, PPKE, reviewer. 2008 Zsófia Gyarmathy: Intenzionális jelenségek. MA thesis, Theoretical Linguistics, ELTE, reviewer. 2007 Emil Dyekiss: Dinamikus szemantika kérdésekkel. MA thesis, Theoretical Linguistics, ELTE, reviewer. 2006 Enikő Tóth: A Semantic Approach to Mood Choice in Complement Clauses with

Special Reference to Hungarian. PhD thesis, Doctoral Program in Linguistics, University of Debrecen, reviewer.

2005 Judit Kertész: Eseményszerkezet, aspektus, mondatszerkezet. A predikatív határozói igenevek. MA thesis, Theoretical Linguistics, ELTE, reviewer.

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2004 György Scheibl: Zwei Senatoren bestechen drei Vestalinen: Nominalphrasen mit Numeralien (NumNP) und die referenziell-strukturelle Ambiguität im Deutschen PhD thesis, Doctoral Program in Linguistics, University of Szeged, reviewer. 2002 Orsolya Zábrádi: Fokozott melléknevek jelentéstani vizsgálata. MA thesis, Theoretical Linguistics, ELTE, reviewer. 2001 Veronika Hegedűs: Generikus mondatok: Fajtajelölés a magyarban. MA thesis, General linguistics, JATE, reviewer. 2001 Boldizsár Eszes: Az eseményszemantika néhány ontológiai kérdése MA thesis, Theoretical Linguistics, ELTE, reviewer. 2000 Csaba Olsvay: A Syntactic Analysis of Negative Universal Quantifiers in Hungarian. MA thesis, Theoretical Linguistics, ELTE, reviewer. ADVISING 2015 Lipusz Kinga Orsolya: Fókuszszenzitív partikulák a magyarban. (BA paper, Liberal

Arts, specialisation in theoretical linguistics, ELTE) 2014 Angelika Kiss: Remarks on the Individual/Stage-level Distinction. (MA-thesis,

Theoretical Linguistics MA, ELTE) 2013 Mária Kákonyi: A negáció és a nem tagadószó jelentése a magyar nyelvben (BA paper, Hungarian Studies, Specialisation in theoretical linguistics, PPKE) 2013 Tünde Paládi: A kondicionális és a „ha… akkor…” szerkezet a magyar nyelvben (BA paper, Hungarian Studies, Specialisation in theoretical linguistics, PPKE) 2011 Veronika Kovács: Pragmatikai kísérletek és megfigyelések a kérés beszédaktusával kapcsolatban, különösen a nyelvelsajátítás során (BA-paper, Liberal Arts, Specialisation in theoretical linguistics, ELTE) 2011 Angelika Sándor: Tiszteletiség a koreai nyelvben. (BA-paper, Eastern Languages

and Cultures Program, Specialisation in Korean, ELTE) 2008 Cecília Sarolta Molnár: Szintaxis és/vagy szemantika? Néhány magyar mondattani jelenség vizsgálata (MA thesis, Theoretical Linguistics, ELTE) 2008 Katalin Eszter Lejtovicz: Formális módszerek a diskurzus-partikulák vizsgálatában (MA thesis, Theoretical Linguistics, ELTE) 2007 - Cecília Sarolta Molnár (PhD-student, ELTE)

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REVIEWING (SELECTION) 2017 SALT, The Linguistic Review, ICSH, OTDK, Jelentés és Nyelvhasználat Conference, LingDok proceedings, Általános Nyelvészeti Tanulmányok, Springer, Benjamins, CEU IAS 2016 Approaches to Hungarian 15, SALT, Wiley-Blackwell, BLINC, Acta Linguistica 2015 SALT, Jelentés és Nyelvhasználat, OTDK, CEU IAS 2014 SALT, CECIL’s 3 Proceedings, SynFonIJA, CEU IAS, NELS, Jelentés és Nyelvhasználat, Empirical Issues in Syntax and Semantics 10 2013 CSSP, OTDK, Félúton proceedings, ICSH11, Lingua, Festschrift for S. Löbner 2012 OTKA, Acta Linguistica Hungarica, Approaches to Hungarian 13, CECIL’s Proceedings, CECIL’s 2 abstracts, Félúton proceedings, Félúton abstracts, LingDok proceedings, Jahrbuch der Ungarischen Germanistik, SynFonIJA, CEU IAS, Akadémiai Kiadó. 2011 ICSH10, Nyelvtudományi Közlemények, Linguistics in the Netherlands 2011, OTKA,

Acta Linguistica Hungarica, Journal of Greek Linguistics (Special issue on Ancient Greek and Semantic Theory

2010 Approaches to Hungarian 12, Nyelvtudományi Közlemények 2009 Oxford University Press, Magyar Nyelv, ICSH9 2008 Walter de Gruyter, DGfS workshop on Focus, The National Foundation for Science,

Higher Education and Technological Development of the Republich of Croatia (NZZ)

2007 The Linguistic Review 2006 Acta Linguistica Hungarica, ICSH8, 9th Symposium on Logic and Language, Lingua 2005 Nyelvtudományi Közlemények, de Gruyter, Routledge. 2004 ESSLLI Student Session, 8th Symposium on Logic and Language, de Gruyter 2003 Nyelvtudományi Közlemények ORGANISATIONAL WORK 2018 co-organisation of the workshop The Grammar and Pragmatics of Interrogatives and Their (Special) Uses at GLOW 41 Budapest, 14 April 2018. 2017 organisation of the ‘K + K = 120’ Workshop dedicated to László Kálmán and András Kornai on the occasion of their 60th birthdays (with Katalin Mády and Gábor Recski), RIL HAS. 2017 organisation of Szemantika Kerekasztal [Pragmatics Roundtable], 12 May 2017, RIL HAS. 2011 -- organisation of the monthly semantics meeting ‘Roundtable of Hungarian Semanticists’ at RIL HAS 2009 10th Symposium on Logic and Language – member of the organising committee

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2006 First Central European Student Conference in Linguistics – head of the organising committee 2006 9th Symposium on Logic and Language – member of the organising committee 2005 – 2006 research programs coordinator at the Research Institute for Linguistics 2002 – 2003 research programs coordintor at the Research Institute for Linguistics 2002 Linguistic Socialization, Language Acquisition and Language Disorders conference – head of the organising committee MEMBERSHIP 2008 – member of the Public Body of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 2017 – head of the board of curators for the foundation Linguistics in Research and in Teaching 2016 – member of the Departmental Council, Department of Theoretical Linguistics, ELTE 2015 – 2018 member of the Interdepartmental Standing Committee for the Hungarian Language at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Magyar Nyelvi Osztályközi Állandó Bizottság) 2014 – member of the editorial board of the on-line journal Jelentés és Nyelvhasználat 2014 – reviewer for the Curatorium of the Bolyai János Research Scholarship (HAS) 2012 – head of the Employee’s Council at the Research Insitute for Linguistics (elected) 2010 – member of the Editorial Board of the series Pragmatic Interfaces, published by Equinox 2010 – member of the Ethics Committee, Research Institute for Linguistics 2009 – 2012 member of the Employee’s Council at the Research Insitute for Linguistics

(elected) 2001 – 2017 member of the board of curators for the foundation Linguistics in Research and in Teaching 2001 – review editor for Acta Linguistica Hungarica 1998 – regular contributor to the narrative bibliography The Year’s Work in English Studies (a narrative bibliography published for the English Association by Oxford University Press, editor: William Baker and Kenneth Womack), author of the section on Semantics 1997 – regularly teaches classes at the HAS-ELTE Theoretical Linguistics Department (2 classes per semester)

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AWARDS 2018 György Szépe Publication Prize, awarded by the Research Institute for Linguistics, HAS 2002 Young Researchers’ Prize, awarded by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences 1993 Dean’s Prize (Dékáni dícséret) for outstanding academic achievements and social engagement, awarded upon graduation from L. Kossuth University, Debrecen LANGUAGES SPOKEN Hungarian – native tongue English – native-like German – very good