About
My name is Yiyang Guo, pronounced as [i: iɑŋ, kuo]. Welcome to my homepage!
I am a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Cambridge under the supervision of Prof. Ian Roberts and Dr. Theresa Biberauer. I'm spending this year as a visitor at Harvard Linguistics.
My research centres on syntax, semantics, morphology, and their interfaces. One of my ongoing projects delves into how quantification in the domain of events is encoded in Mandarin. I have also cultivated a keen curiosity for diminutives from a cross-linguistic perspective.
When it's time to unwind, you'll often find me with my Double Bass. Have a look at my gallery to catch me in a musical moment.
Feel free to contact me at yg384 [at] cam [dot] ac [dot] uk.
Recent
Syntax and semantics of the verbal classifier bian in Mandarin Chinese (with Shumian Ye)
August 2023. The 25th Seoul International Conference on Generative Grammar, Dongguk University.
Pluractionality via competition: VV in Mandarin Chinese (with Shumian Ye)
September 2022. Sinn und Bedeutung 27, Charles University. [Paper]
Matriculated at Trinity College Cambridge, 5 October 2021.