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Eric Reuland, Ph.D.

Affiliations: 
Institute of Linguistics OTS Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands 
Area:
Syntax
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http://profs.library.uu.nl/index.php/profrec/getprofdata/1716/388/535/0
http://alba.ub.rug.nl/promotorum/?page=showPerson&promovendus_id=2524&lang=en
b.1944, Rotterdam. BA 67, MA 69, PhD 1979, University of Groningen. 1970-92, Asst Prof, then Assoc Prof of Linguistics, University of Groningen. Then Professor of Linguistics, University of Utrecht.

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Frank W. Heny grad student 1979 RUG

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Nino Amiridze grad student 1999- Utrecht
Natalia Slioussar grad student 2003-2007 Utrecht
Jakub Dotlačil grad student 2005-2010 Utrecht

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Reuland E. (2018) Reflexives and Reflexivity Annual Review of Linguistics. 4: 81-107
Koring L, Reuland E. (2017) What structural priming can and cannot reveal. The Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 40: e298
Reuland E. (2017) Why is Reflexivity so Special? Understanding the World of Reflexives Studia Linguistica. 71: 12-59
Reuland E. (2016) Language and Imagination: Evolutionary Explorations. Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews
Reuland E. (2016) Grammar of binding in the languages of the world: Unity versus diversity. Cognition
Volkova A, Reuland E. (2014) Reflexivity without reflexives? Linguistic Review. 31: 587-633
Koring L, Mak P, Reuland E. (2012) The time course of argument reactivation revealed: Using the visual world paradigm Cognition. 123: 361-379
Reuland E. (2011) What's nominal in nominalizations? Lingua. 121: 1283-1296
Reuland E. (2010) Language: Symbolization and beyond The Prehistory of Language
Reuland E. (2010) Imagination, planning, and working memory: The emergence of language Current Anthropology. 51: S99-S110
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