Gianina Iordăchioaia

/ˌdʒʲa-ˈni-na ˌjor-də-ˈkʲʊa-ja/

Research Expertise

Interests: Theoretical Linguistics, Linguistic Variation, Language Acquisition, and Language Change
Domain: Linguistic interfaces between Syntax, Morphology, and Semantics
Languages: English and crosslinguistic comparison with other Germanic, Romance, and Slavic languages
Phenomena: Word Formation, Argument Structure, Verbal and Nominal Aspect, Plurality, Negation, Negative Concord, Negative/Positive Polarity, Quantification
Frameworks: Distributed Morphology, Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar, Generalized Quantifier Theory, Minimalism
Methodology: corpus study, acceptability judgments, lexical resources, statistical evaluation

Third-party Funding

Lexical realizations and functions of D: The view from deverbal nominalizations (Individual Grant, Postdoc Network Brandenburg, 2022-2023)
Zero-derived nouns and deverbal nominalization: An empirically-oriented perspective, (Principal Investigator, DFG, 2018-2021)
SFB 732, Project B1, The form and interpretation of derived nominals (Researcher, DFG, 2007-2018)

Research Impact: Google Scholar