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Assistant Professor
syntax, morphology |
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Professor (University of Toronto
Scarborough)
semantics, pragmatics, Mongolian
language |
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Professor Emeritus
language variation, Canadian English |
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Adjunct Professor
phonetics, audiology |
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Professor
syntactic theory, semantics, tense
and aspect |
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Assistant Professor (Department of Spanish and Portuguese)
syntax, argument structure, morphology,
dative and applicative arguments, clitics, second language acquisition |
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Professor
diachronic linguistics, phonology,
learnability |
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Lecturer and Undergraduate Coordinator
morphology, Yiddish, language contact,
Canadian English |
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Assistant Professor (University of Toronto Scarborough)
sociolinguistics, language and gender,
language and ethnicity, and language contact and multilingualism |
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Assistant Professor
psycholinguistics, semantics and
pragmatics, Hebrew |
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Assistant Professor
formal semantics, formal pragmatics |
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Professor
morphology, syntax, Inuktitut |
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Assistant Professor (University of
Toronto Mississauga)
syntax, syntax-phonology interface,
morphology, Persian |
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Assistant Professor (University of
Toronto Scarborough)
phonology, loanwords, Korean linguistics,
historical linguistics, phonology/phonetics
interface |
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Assistant Professor
phonetics, phonology |
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Professor and Interim Chair
syntactic theory, argument structure, case,
Austronesian languages |
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Assistant Professor
sociolinguistics, language variation
and change, New England dialects, Montreal Anglophones and French,
Faetar |
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Assistant Professor (University of Toronto Scarborough)
infant speech perception, phonetics-phonology
interface, developmental psycholinguistics, and sound change |
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Professor (Department of
Spanish and Portuguese)
second language acquisition, child
syntax, bilingualism, Spanish syntax |
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University Professor
phonology, morphology, Athapaskan |
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Associate Professor (University of
Toronto Scarborough)
psycholinguistics, language acquisition |
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Professor
sociolinguistics, language variation
and change |
