Ailis Cournane (@acournane) 's Twitter Profile
Ailis Cournane

@acournane

Professor of Child Language Development @nyuling. Semantics ~ Syntax ~Language Change. I❤️science! Say my name like "ehLEESH coorNAN"

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How do our brains respond to facts vs. uncertainty? NeLLab Spotlight second episode, w me and Maxime Tulling chatting about our recent SfN Journals #eNeuro paper on this topic. NYU Linguistics NYUAD Research Coauthors: @rmc_law Ailis Cournane tinyurl.com/ytdnjva2

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My paper with Ana Pérez-Leroux won the Peter Jusczyk Best Paper Award this year 🎉 It's experimental L1A work testing language change theory, here incrementation. doi.org/10.1080/154754…

Language Acquisition Journal (@langacqjournal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to Ailis Cournane, this year's prizewinner for the best original research article by an untenured scientist: “Revisiting the epistemic gap: It’s not the thought that counts"! Free to view for a year: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… Ailis Cournane NYU Linguistics

Maxime Tulling (@maximetulling) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Now out in Language Development Research (all the open science and no fees one can wish for!): my corpus paper with Ailis Cournane delving into children's early counterfactual productions to show the role linguistic complexity plays in the acquisition of counterfactuality tinyurl.com/2022LDR (1/4)

Now out in <a href="/LangDevRes/">Language Development Research</a> (all the open science and no fees one can wish for!): my corpus paper with <a href="/ACournane/">Ailis Cournane</a> delving into children's early counterfactual productions to show the role linguistic complexity plays in the acquisition of counterfactuality tinyurl.com/2022LDR (1/4)
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New paper in Language Acquisition! We got wee'uns to produce sentence-medial functional words. Their modals are not adult-like by a long shot. Mapping modal verbs to meanings: an elicited production study on “force” and “flavor” with young preschoolers tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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Babies’ and children’s brains are way more interesting than LLMs. I wish humans marveled more at them over dinner tables #LLMs #scicomm

Lauren Gawne (@superlinguo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The only thing as reliable as language change is complaints about language change (often not about things that are actually changing) x.com/KoryStamper/st…

Dr. Lisa Davidson (@lisa_b_davidson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I hoped there was an acoustic salience basis for dinging women for creak, but nope. Double standard for women's voices still a thing ☹️ 6/6

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I don't usually ask for retweets but if you RT the quoted tweet it could put serious pressure on @Amazon to pull its ads from Breitbart 🙏&TY x.com/mirasorvino/st…