Fatima Hamlaoui

Associate Professor

On Leave

July 01, 2023 to June 30, 2024
Carr Hall 320, St Michael's College
416-978-7394

Campus

Fields of Study

Areas of Interest

  • Théorie linguistique
  • Structure informationnelle
  • Interface syntaxe-phonologie
  • Prosodie
  • Intégration des nouvelles technologies dans la documentation des langues non-écrites
  • Français de France et d'Afrique
  • Langues bantoues

Biography

Publications in peer-reviewed journals

Book chapters

  • Hamlaoui, Fatima and Kriszta Eszter Szendrői. accepted (under revision). Syntax and information structure. In S. Barbiers, N. Corver and M. Polinsky (eds.), The Cambridge Handbook of Comparative Syntax. Cambridge: CUP.

  • Hamlaoui, Fatima and Kriszta Eszter Szendrői. accepted. Prosody and syntax of argument and adverbial clauses. In A. Benz, W. Frey, M. Krifka, T. McFadden and M. Zygis (eds.), Handbook of Clausal Embedding. Berlin: LSP. 

  • Hamlaoui, Fatima. in press. On subject inversion in Proto-Bantu relative clauses. In K. Bostoen, R. Guérois, S. Pacchiarotti and G.-M. de Schryver (eds.), On reconstructing Proto-Bantu grammar.  Berlin: LSP.

  • Hamlaoui, Fatima. Inversion constructions. In E. Hurst, N. Kula, L. Marten and J. Zeller (eds.)  The Oxford Guide to the Bantu Languages. Oxford: OUP.

  • Hamlaoui, Fatima and Kriszta Eszter Szendrői. in press. Topic and focus marking on determiners.  In S. Armoskaite and M. Wiltschko (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Determiners. Oxford: OUP.  

  • Makasso, Emmanuel-Moselly, Fatima Hamlaoui and Seunghun J. Lee. 2016. Aspects of the intonational phonology of Bàsàá. In L. Downing & A. Rialland (eds.), Intonation in African Tone Languages, pp167-194. Berlin: de Gruyter.

  • Hamlaoui, Fatima & Manfred Krifka. 2016. Je suis Charlie -- Ein Lehrstück für die Informationsstruktur. Das Forschungsjahr 2015. Geisteswissenschaftliche Zentren Berlin. 99-105.

Conference proceedings & working papers

Education

PhD, Université Paris 3 Sorbonne Nouvelle

Awards

  • 2021 Connaught New Researcher Award Deepening our understanding of African French varieties through a corpus study of the phonetics and phonology of Bàsàa-Cameroonian French