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Cote d'Azur University/Institute for Mediterranean Studies
email: n (DOT) angelopouloss1 (AT) gmail (DOT) com
I am a researcher at CNRS.
My research focuses on syntax, with particular emphasis on clausal complementation, clitics and clitic constructions, argument structure, anaphora, and syntactic locality. I am also interested in the interaction between syntax and other components of grammar, especially semantics and morphology, as well as in the sources and limits of cross-linguistic variation. A central goal of my work is to understand how apparently diverse syntactic phenomena are related and how their distribution and interpretation vary across languages. I pursue these questions through comparative research, typological work, and linguistic fieldwork. While much of my research centers on Greek, I have worked on a wide range of languages, including English, French, Tagalog, Luragooli, Tatar, Turkish, Tsova-Tush, Abkhaz, and Cua.
Updates
June 2025: Invited talk at the workshop Clausal Complementation Across Categories at ZAS.
August 2025: I will be participating as a supervisor in the Tsova Tush Summer Program in Field Research.
September 2025: I will be starting a Marie Curie fellowship focused on microvariation in the complementation system of Greek varieties at the University of Patras.