Rodrigo Ranero
Graduate Student
Specialization
Syntax
Website
Office
1417A Marie Mount Hall
Related publications
- Two kinds of syntactic ergativity in Mayan. Jamie Douglas, Rodrigo Ranero, Michelle Sheehan.
Related news items
- Terps (sort of) in Philly for PLC44
- Rodrigo wins summer grant on ellipsis
- Paulina and Rodrigo in the Big Easy
- Marisa Fried, Deans Senior Scholar
- Rodrigo at CILLA in Austin, Texas
- Rodrigo on Guatemalan radio
- Rodrigo supervising Field School
- Omer, Paulina, Rodrigo and Chris win grant
- Rodrigo at WSCLA
- Paulina and Rodrigo with Bill in Norway at GLOW
- Rodrigo, Paulina and Ted in Bremen for DGfS
- Terps at FAMLi5 in Antigua Guatemala
- 2018 at the Guatemala Field Station
- Rodrigo, Paulina and Ted awarded grant
- Ted, Paulina & Rodrigo in England at CamCoS7
- Rodrigo awarded grant for summer research
- Rodrigo, Paulina and Ted working in Guatemala
- Maryland in Salt Lake City for LSA
- Yu'an, Aaron, Rodrigo and Dongwoo in GLOW
- Bon voyage to Marylanders in Guatemala
- Rodrigo, Gesoel and Masha in Cambridge
- Aaron, Dongwoo and Rodrigo at GLOW Asia XI
- Rodrigo wins support for documentation of Kaqchikel ritual language
- Gesoel and Rodrigo at BLS43
- Gesoel and Rodrigo at SSILA in Austin
- Terps in Yucatán at FAMLi4
- Welcome class of 2021!
- First group to Guatemalan Field Station
- Warm welcome to PhDs of 2020
Related events
- [S-Lab] Revisiting Gender Mismatches in Ellipsis. March 24, 2020
- [888] Voice Mismatches in Kaqchikel Sluicing: Consequences for Syntactic Parallelism. April 10, 2019
- ECO-5. Feb. 9, 2019
- [S-Lab] Voice mismatches in sluicing - a Mayan perspective. Sept. 18, 2018
- [S-Lab] FAMli Practice talks. Nov. 8, 2016
- [LSLT] Adjunct extraction: A view from Mayan. Oct. 27, 2016