Liu Ying
personal information
Email: chunhuaxty@hotmail.com
Address: 220 Handan Road, Fudan University, Shanghai
research interests
Formal semantics, Experimental semantics, Pragmatics, Chinese grammar
education
2007-2011 Sichuan University Bachelor of Arts
College of Literature and Journalism
Major: Chinese language and Literature
2012-2013 City University of Hong Kong Master of Arts
Department of Linguistics and Translation
Major: Linguistics (With Distinction)
2014-2017 City University of Hong Kong Ph.D.
Department of Linguistics and Translation
Supervisor: Dr. Lee Polun Peppina
work experience
2021.09-present Associate researcher, (Associate Young Principle Investigator)
Institute of Modern Languages and Linguistics
Fudan University
2018.05-2021.08 Postdoc researcher (Full-time)
School of International Studies
Zhejiang University
2017.09-2018.05 Lecturer (Full-time)
College of International Education
Zhejiang University
2016.08-2016.12 Associate Visiting Scholar (Full-time)
Department of Linguistics
University of Pennsylvania, USA
2014-2017 Teaching Assistant (Part-time)
Department of Linguistics and Translation
City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
publications
Accepted Liu,Ying and Gong Cheng
The Semantics of Mandarin shi-clefts revisited (in Chinese)
Language and Linguistics
2021a Liu,Ying and Gong Cheng
Narrow Focus, Wide Focus and the semantics of Mandarin de
Construction (in Chinese)
Studies of the Chinese Language (1): 28-42
2021b Liu,Ying and Yu’an Yang
An Experimental Study of the Presupposed Exhaustivity of Mandarin Shi-clefts (in Chinese)
Modern Foreign Languages (5): 669-680
2020 Liu,Ying
Acquisition of the Exclusiveness Associated with Four Types of
Mandarin Constructions by Thai Speakers (in Chinese)
Chinese Teaching in The World (4): 561-576
2019 Liu,Ying and Polun Lee, Peppina
Exhaustivity or contrastivity: A comparative study of the semantics of
Mandarin shi sentences and English it-clefts (in Chinese)
Foreign Language Teaching and Research (5): 678-689
2017a Liu,Ying and Yu’an Yang
To Exhaust or Not to Exhaust: A study of Mandarin shi clefts
In the Proceedings of GLOW in Asia XI
MIT working papers in Linguistics
2017b Yang, Yu’an and Liu Ying
Acquisition of Exhaustivity: Evidence from Mandarin
In the Proceedings of the 47th Annual meeting of North East Linguistic Society (NELS 2016), VOL3, P275-285
2016 Liu, Ying and Yu’an Yang
Exhaustivity of shi...(de) clefts in Mandarin: Experimental evidence
In the Proceedings of 2016 European summer school on Logic, Language and Information (ESSLLI 2016), P167-178
monograph
Exhaustivity, contrastivity, and the semantics of Mandarin cleft related structures
Under contract
Routledge Publishing.
research grant
A systemic investigation of the exclusive expressions in Mandarin (21CYY030)
Principle Investigator
The National Social Science Fund of China.
