LiMe
Linguistic Meaning Lab
What we do
At the LiMe Lab we investigate all facets of linguistic meaning, from its most deterministic aspects to the fleeting meanings that arise during conversation. We use linguistic theory for hypothesis generation and experimental, corpus and computational methods to test such hypotheses. Our work spans the fields of formal semantics, pragmatics, syntax, psycholinguistics and cognitive science more generally.
Join Us!
Interested in the study of Linguistic Meaning? We are always looking for new talented graduate students and undergraduate research assistants! For more information, check the Join LiMe section.
News
15 January 2025
New paper out in Glossa Psycholinguistics! Link (joint work with Roger Levy and Elizabeth Coppock).
15 January 2025
New paper by Yifan Wu and Helena appeared in the Proceedings of ELM3. The paper investigates the discourse dynamics of loose talk.
14 June 2024
Emily Pecsok and Helena presented a poster on their work on faultless disagreements and adaptation at COGSCI 2024.
17 May 2024
Yifan Wu presented her work on disagreements and imprecision at ELM (joint work with Helena).