Primary research interest: phonology (including whatever one means by 'morpho-phonology')
Particular interests: English (domain-edge clusters), Polish (palatalisation, vowel-zero alternations, Poznań-Cracow Voicing), levels in phonology, Class 1 vs. Class 2 boundary effects
Side interests: morphology, syntax.
Current research: Domain-edge clusters in English vs. Government Phonology.
Ph.D. thesis (2009): "Phonology with Interfaces. The Morphophonology and Postlexical Phonology of English and Polish." Current stage of production: reviewed and defended. The thesis was reviewed by Professors Jerzy Rubach and Tobias Scheer. The defense took place in July 2009 at the then School of English, Adam Mickiewicz University, and was a success. I now hold a Doctor's degree in linguistics. Should have any interest in my dissertation -- it is over 350 pages long -- you may download it from LingBuzz following this link http://ling.auf.net/lingBuzz/000986.
M.A. thesis (2004): "Phonotactic preferences as evidence for binding. Variation on Beats-and-Binding Phonology" (Poznań, 2004). Due to certain restrictions, it cannot be made downloadable. Parts of this paper have been recycled for my first article to be published, "The Strength of bindings vs. their phonotactic preferability. Computational analysis in Beats-and-Binding phonology", downloadable from the PAPERS section of this page (not particularly exciting or something I would write again these days).
2013
"Formal restrictions on supernumerary consonants at word edges in English" (updated), given at the 44th Poznań Linguistic Meeting (PLM 2013), Poznań, 2013/08/30
"Formal restrictions on supernumerary consonants at word edges in English", given at the 1st Approaches to Phonology and Phonetics conference (APAP 2013), Lublin, 2013/06/21
*"Mutual dependence of vowel-zero alternations and palatalisation: evidence from Polish", (poster) given at the 21st Manchester Phonology Meeting (21st mfm), Manchester, 2013/05/24
2012
"Vowel~zero alternations and palatalisation belong in the same phonology: evidence from Polish", given at the 43rd Poznań Linguistic Meeting (PLM 2012), Poznań, 2012/09/08
*"Some like it twice: cycles, yers, velars, and the Polish -ek", (poster) given at the 9th Old World Conference in Phonology (OCP9), Berlin, 2012/01/19
2011
"How to get autosegmental morphophonemic Second Velar Palatalisation in Polish without morphological labels", given at the 19th Manchester Phonology Meeting (19th mfm), Manchester, 2011/05/20
*"Autosegmental morphophonemic velar palatalisations in Polish", (poster) given at the 42nd Poznań Linguistic Meeting (PLM 2011), Poznań, 2011/05/03
2010
"Locality & Interpretation. Evidence from domino palatalisation in Polish", given at the 41st Poznań Linguistic Meeting (PLM 2010), Gniezno, 2010/09/23
"Empty spaces. Representational means of
reflecting non-cyclic affixation", given at the 7th Old World
Conference in Phonology (OCP7), Nice, 2010/01/30
2009
"Split-component phonology and the duality of Polish palatalisation", given at the 40th Poznań Linguistic Meeting (PLM 2009), Gniezno, 2009/09/04
*"Polish palatalisation in a split-component phonology", (poster) given at the 17th Manchester Phonology Meeting (17th mfm), Manchester, 2009/05/29
2008
"The interface and the domain structure in Polish palatalisation and voice assimilation", given at the 39th Poznań Linguistic Meeting (PLM 2008), Gniezno, 2008/09/11
2007
"Double-linked left-edge vowels in CVCV. A case of Poznan-Cracow Voicing", given at the 38th Poznań Linguistic Meeting (PLM 2007), Gniezno, 2007/09/13; substantially (!) re-thought and re-written for the "Representational handling of Poznan-Cracow Voicing in Government Phonology" article; see "2008" in the PAPERS section
2006
"Spot the pigeon. Between representation and derivation in Polish nouns with alternative virile/non-virile declensions. (A story of a consonant that changed its identity and a vowel-to-vowel alternation that got lost)", given at the 37th Poznań Linguistic Meeting (PLM 2006), Poznań, 2006/04/20
2004
"The Strength of bindings vs. their phonotactic preferability. Computational analysis in Beats-and-Binding phonology", given at the 1st Student Conference on Formal Linguistics, Poznań, 2004/09/28
(* In order to download a file, right-click (Windows) or control-click (Mac) and choose "Save as...")
2008
* "Representational handling of Poznan-Cracow Voicing in Government Phonology". Poznań Studies in Contemporary Linguistics (PSiCL) 44, 3: 379-399. Unless this has been changed, the article is available here (PDF)
2006
"Beats-and-Binding vs. Government: All roads lead to phonology" in: Katarzyna Dziubalska-Kołaczyk (ed.). 2006. IFAtuation: A Life in IFA. A Festschrift for Professor Jacek Fisiak on the Occasion of His 70th Birthday. Poznań: Wydawnictwo Naukowe UAM. 503-517.
2005
* "The Strength of bindings vs. their phonotactic preferability. Computational analysis in Beats-and-Binding phonology" in: Katarzyna Dziubalska-Kołaczyk, Jacek Witkoś, Grzegorz Michalski, and Bartosz Wiland (eds.). 2005. Proceedings of the 1st Student Conference on Formal Linguistics, 2005. Warszawa: WSiP. 143-164.
2009
Proceedings of the 2nd Student Conference on Formal Linguistics. Poznań: Instytut Filologii Angielski UAM. Co-edited with Katarzyna Dziubalska-Kołaczyk, Jacek Witkoś, and Bartosz Wiland.
2005
Proceedings of the 1st Student Conference on Formal Linguistics, 2005. Warszawa: WSiP. Co-edited with Katarzyna Dziubalska-Kołaczyk, Jacek Witkoś, and Bartosz Wiland.
Last updated: 2013/10/16