Research
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Adamson, Luke James and Elena Anagnostopoulou. Accepted (pending minor revisions) to Linguistic Inquiry. Gender features and coordination resolution in Greek and other three-gendered languages.
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Adamson, Luke James. Accepted to Language. Gender assignment is local: On the relation between grammatical gender and inalienable possession.
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Adamson, Luke James. Split coordination with adjectives in Italian: An approach with multidominance and semantic agreement. Accepted to Natural Language and Linguistic Theory
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Adamson, Luke James. 2024. Root suppletion in Swedish as contextual allomorphy. Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics 27(4):1-42.
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Adamson, Luke James. 2022. Transparency of inflectionless modifiers for Bulgarian definite marker placement. Journal of Slavic Linguistics: Proceedings of FASL29 (special issue). (peer reviewed)
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Adamson, Luke and Milena ŠereikaitÄ—. 2019. Gender representation and defaults in Lithuanian. Glossa: a journal of general linguistics 1–44.
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Adamson, Luke James. Derivational Trapping and the Morphosyntax of Inflectionlessness. PhD thesis, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
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Adamson, Luke James. under revision. The locus of gender interpretation: A reply to Yatsushiro and Sauerland (2006).
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Adamson, Luke James and Elena Anagnostopoulou. to appear. Interpretability and Gender Features in Coordination: Evidence from Greek. In Proceedings of WCCL39.
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Adamson, Luke James. to appear. Gender assignment is local: On assignment and inalienable possessors. To appear in Proceedings of WCCFL39.
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The Neuter Agreement Constraint in Lithuanian. (with Milena ŠereikaitÄ—) Paper presented at CLS54, Apr. 26, 2018. Handout
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Adamson, Luke. 2019. On containment and syncretism: English preterites and participles. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America, pages 1-15.
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Adamson, Luke. 2018. Denominal verbs: Past tense allomorphy, event frames, and zero-categorizers. University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics (PWPL), Proceedings of the 41st Penn Linguistics Conference (PLC41), pages 1-10.
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For presentations, see my C.V.
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