Professor of Linguistics
             Acting Humanities Area Dean
             School of Arts and Sciences
             Ph.D., Cornell 1991
             77 Hamilton  Street
             (732)-932-8194
             dayal@rci.rutgers.edu
 

            CV
         Publications

Current Courses

• Semantics II
• Seminar in Semantics: Syntax and Semantics of Main and Subordinate Clauses
  

• Language of Advertising (First-year Seminar)

Grants

• 2004-2005.  Semantic Variation in South Asian Languages (Fulbright Senior Research Award)
• 2000- 2003. Quantification without Quantifiers: Number Sensitivity in Article-less Constructions (NSF Grant#: BCS-000166)

• Semantics Archive
• South Asia at Rutgers

Publications

• Rajesh Bhatt and Veneeta Dayal (to appear) "Rightward Scrambling as Remnant Movement", Linguistic Inquiry [PDF]
• Veneeta Dayal (2005) "Multiple Wh Questions", in M. Everaert and H. van Riemsdijk, Syntax Companion 3, Case #44, Blackwell Publishers [PDF].
• Veneeta Dayal (2004):  " The Universal Force of Free Choice Any", Linguistic Variation Yearbook 4, 5-40 [PDF]
• Veneeta Dayal and Anoop Mahajan (eds.) (2004) Clause Structure in South Asian Languages, Kluwer Academic Publishers [TOC] [Intro]
• Veneeta Dayal (2004). "Number Marking and (In)definiteness in Kind Terms", Linguistics and Philosophy 27.4, 393-450 [PDF]
• Veneeta Dayal (2003). "Bare Nominals: Non-specific and Contrastive Readings under Scrambling", in Simin Karimi (ed.) Word Order and Scrambling, Blackwell Publishers.[PDF]
• Veneeta Dayal (2003). "A Semantics for Pseudo-Incorporation", Rutgers University ms. [PDF].
• Veneeta Dayal (2002). "Single-pair vs. Multiple-pair Answers: Wh in-situ and Scope", Linguistic Inquiry. 33.3, 512-20. [PDF]
• Veneeta Dayal (2000). "Scope Marking: Cross-linguistic Variation in Indirect Dependency", in U. Lutz, G. Mueller and A. von Stechow (eds.) Wh-Scope Marking, John Benjamins.
• Veneeta Dayal (1999). "Bare NP's, Reference to Kinds, and Incorporation", Proceedings of SALT IX.Download: [PDF]
• Veneeta Dayal (1998). "ANY as Inherently Modal." Linguistics & Philosophy 21, 433-476. A slightly earlier version: [ PDF]
• Veneeta Dayal (1997). "Free Relatives and Ever: Identity and Free Choice Readings."Proceedings of SALT VII, pp. 99-116. [ PDF]
• Veneeta Dayal (1996). "Locality in WH Quantification: Questions and Relative Clauses in Hindi." Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy, Kluwer Academic Publishers.
• Veneeta Dayal (1995). "Quantification in Correlatives." In Emmon Bach, Eloise Jelinek, Angelika Kratzer and Barbara Partee, eds., Quantification in Natural Language, pp. 179-205. Kluwer: Dordrecht.
• Veneeta Dayal (1995). "Licensing any in non-negative, non-modal contexts." Proceedings of SALT V, 72-93.
• Veneeta Dayal (1994). "Binding facts in Hindi and the Scrambling phenomenon." In B. Butt, T. King, and G. Ramchand, eds., Theoretical Perspectives on Word Order Issues in South Asian Languages. pp. 237-261. CSLI: Stanford.

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