Mila Tasseva-Kurktchieva

Edited proceedings volumes

2006. (with James Lavine, Steven Franks and Hana Filip). Proceedings of FASL 14: The Princeton Meeting. Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Slavic Publications.

2005. (with Steven Franks and Frank Gladney). Proceedings of FASL 13: The Columbia Meeting. Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Slavic Publications.

Refereed conference proceedings volume papers

2009. (with Stanley Dubinsky) V-initial tendencies of Bulgarian: An (EPP) V-feature account. In Proceedings of FASL 17:The Yale Meeting, eds. Jodi Rreich, Maria Babyonyshev and Daria Kavitskaya, 236-250. Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Slavic Publications.

2008. What About Grammar? Comprehension and Production at the Initial Stage of L2 Acquisition. In Proceedings of GASLA 9, eds. Roumyana Slabakova, Jason Rothman, Paula Kempchinsky, Elena Gavruseva.

2006. The categorical status of quantifiers in Bulgarian: Evidence for DP over QP. Proceedings of FASL 14: The Princeton Meeting, ed. James Lavine, Steven Franks, Mila Tasseva-Kurktchieva dn Hana Filip, 378-93. Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Slavic Publications.

2005. Possessives, Theta Roles, and the Internal Structure of Bulgarian DPs. Proceedings of FASL 12: The Ottawa Meeting, ed. Olga Arnaudova, Wayles Browne, Maria Luisa Rivero, and Danijela Stojanovic. Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Slavic Publications.

2005. The possessor that came home. Possessives and Beyond: Semantics and Syntax. UMOP 2x (University of Massachusetts Occasional Papers). Ed. Ji-yung Kim, Barbara H. Partee, and Yury A. Lander. Amherst, MA: GLSA Publications. pp. 279-293.

Language textbooks

1998. (with Aneta Dimitrova and Christina Tomova). Bulgarian for Peace Corps Volunteers: In-Service Training April 1998. 90 pp.

1997. (with Aneta Dimitrova and Christina Tomova). Bulgarian for Peace Corps Volunteers: In-Service Training November 1997. 131 pp.

Selected Conference Presentations

2001. Multiple wh-movement in Bulgarian: What is still not explained. Paper accepted for presentation at Formal Descriptions of Slavic Languages (FDSL) IV. Potsdam, Germany. November 2001.

2000. Evidence for weak continuity in learning Bulgarian as L2. Second language research forum (SLRF). University of Wisconsin, Madison. September 2000.