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PhD Dissertations
2014
Eugenia Birger
Idioms and the Structure of the Mental Lexicon
Elitzur Dattner
Mapping Hebrew Dative Constructions
Julie Fadlon
The Psycholinguistics of Verbal Diathesis:
The Transitive-Unaccusative Alternation
Joseph Potashnik
Scalarity and Unaccusativity at the Lexicon-Syntax Interface
2013
Lyle Lustigman
Linguistic Interfaces in Early Acquisition: Lexical Classes
and Grammatical Systems in Hebrew Child Language
Marit Sternau
Levels of Interpretation: Linguisitc Meaning and Inferences
Ofir Zussman
Grammaticization Paths of Concessive Constructions
(in Hebrew)
2012
David Hron
Arity Operations: Domain of Application
A Comparative Study of Slavic Languages
Ziva Wijler
A Curious Adverbial Construction:
Syntax and the Interface with Semantic and Pragmatic Interpretation
Gila Zadok
Similarity, Variation and Change:
Instability in Hebrew Weak Verbs
2011
Lior Laks
Morpho-phonological and Morpho-thematic Relations
in Hebrew and Arabic Verb Formation
Aya Meltzer-Asscher
Adjectives and Argument Structure
Batia Seroussi
The
Morphology-Semantics Interface in the Mental Lexicon
:
The Case of
Hebrew
Erez Volk
Mijikenda Tonology
2010
Noga Balaban
The Linguistic Consequences of
Acquired Damage to Theory of Mind
2009
Evan-Gary Cohen
The Role of Similarity in Phonology:
Evidence from Loanword Adaptation in Hebrew
2007
Galit Weidman Sassoon
Vagueness, Gradability and Typicality:
A Comprehensive Semantic Analysis
2006
Limor Adi-Bensaid
The Prosodic Development of
Hebrew-Speaking Hearing Impaired Children
2005
Aldo Sevi
Exhaustivity: A Semantic Account of 'Quantity' Implicatures
2004
Irena Botwinik
The Category P: Features, Projections, Interpretation
2002
Galit Adam
From Variable to Optimal Grammar:
Evidence from Language Acquisition and Lamguage Change
Gabi Danon
Case and Formal Definiteness: The Licensing of Definite and Indefinite Noun Phrases in Hebrew
2001
Avivit Ben-David
Language Acquisition in light of Phonological Theory:
Common and Unique Processes among Different Children and in Various Languages
(in Hebrew)