Research Overview
I am currently working at the School of Chinese as a Second Language, Peking University. I completed my Ph.D in linguistics at Utrecht Institute of Linguistics, Utrecht University in 2018.
My research focuses on discourse processing and pragmatics of native and non-native language users. Applying eye-tracking techniques (both online reading and visual world paradigms), behavioural and survey methods, in combination with corpus data, I explore questions and topics such as: (a) how subjectivity and causality are represented and comprehended in discourse; (b) how various sources of information (e.g., visual contexts, world knowledge, perspectives) influence language processing; (c) perspective-taking in real-time language communication by L1 and L2 speakers.
Recent work
- 语用容忍度视角下一语和二语等级含义的加工 [First and second language processing of scalar implicatures: From a pragmatic tolerance perspective]
- Spontaneous perspective‑taking in real‑time language comprehension: Evidence from eye‑movements and grain of coordination
- Anticipating object shapes using world knowledge and classifier information: Evidence from eve-movements in L1 and L2 processing
- Causal inference: Relating language to event representations and events in the world
- 利用视觉情境范式揭示口语加工的时间进程 [Visual world paradigm reveals the time course of spoken language processing]
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