基本情况：

吴义诚，浙江大学语言学教授、博士生导师，美国语言学会会员（LSA），英国语言学学会会员（LAGB），国际语用学学会会员


研究领域：

句法学，语义学，语用学，翻译学，词典编纂


发表论文（部分）：

  1. 2013. On the so-called unbounded passives. Journal of Chinese Linguistics 41(1): 65-90. SSCI, AHCI
  2. 2013. (T. Gong, L. Shuai and Y. Wu). Multidisciplinary approaches in evolutionary linguistics. Language Sciences 37: 1-13.
  3. 2012，从静到动：动态句法学的语言观，《中国社会科学报》，7月16日第四版。
  4. 2012. (with H. Huang). Communicative acts: Intentionality, contextuality and reciprocity. Journal of Pragmatics 44(1): 116-122.
  5. 2012. (with L.Jin). Review of Cognitive Pragmatics-The Mental Processes of Communication (MIT Press, 2010). Cognitive Linguistics 23(3): 637-642.
  6. 2011. The interpretation of copular constructions in Chinese: Semantic underspecification and pragmatic enrichment. Lingua 121(4): 851-870.
  7. 2011. Review of Semantics and Pragmatics: From Experiment to Theory (Palgrave Macmillan, 2009). Discourse Studies 13(5): 657-659.
  8. 2011. (with J. Chen). Less well-behaved pronouns: Singular they in English and plural ta 'it/he/she' in Chinese. Journal of Pragmatics 43(1): 407-410.
  9. 2010 (with J. Chen and H. Huang). Aspects of pragmatic referentiality. Journal of Pragmatics 42(3): 870-874.
  10. 2011. Towards a dynamic typology of passives. In The Dynamics of Lexical Interfaces,eds. by R. Kempson, E. Gregoromichelaki and C. Howes, 129-159. Stanford:CSLI publications.
  11. 2011. (with R. Cann). The passive construction in Chinese: A dynamic analysis. In The Dynamics of Lexical Interfaces, eds. by R. Kempson, E. Gregoromichelaki and C. Howes, 339-379. Stanford: CSLI publications.
  12. 2010. (with S. Matthews). How different are expletive and referential pronouns? A parsing perspective. Lingua 120(7): 1805-1820.
  13. 2010. (with J. Chen and H. Huang). Aspects of pragmatic referentiality. Journal of Pragmatics 42(3): 870-874.
  14. 2009. (with J. Chen and H. Huang). Topic expression, information saliency and anaphora resolution. Journal of Pragmatics 41(9): 1103-1107.
  15. 2009. (with A. Bodomo). Classifiers ≠ Determiners. Linguistic Inquiry 40(3): 487-503.