Christiane Fellbaum

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Christiane Dorothea Fellbaum (* 1950 in Braunschweig ) is a German linguist .

Life

Fellbaum was born in Braunschweig and went to the USA in 1969. There she studied at Princeton University , where she completed her Ph.D. in linguistics . She then became part of the Cognitive Sciences under George Armitage Miller and played an important role as co-founder and in the development of WordNet .

In 2001 she started the project "Collocations in the dictionary" at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences with the help of the Wolfgang Paul Prize of the Humboldt Foundation . After graduation, she worked as a lecturer at Princeton University. She is married to the physicist Elliott Lieb .

Publications (selection)

  • Functional structure and surface structure, 1980
  • On the middle construction in English, 1986
  • The middle construction in French and English: a comparative study of its syntax and semantics / together with Anne Zribi-Hertz. Bloomington, Ind .: Reproduced by Indiana University Linguistics Club Publications, 1989
  • Matching words to senses in WordNet: naive vs. expert differentiation of senses, Mannheim: Research group Language and Cognition at the Department of Psychology III at the University, 1995
  • Idioms and collocations: corpus-based linguistic and lexicographic studies / edited by Christiane Fellbaum. Continuum, London; New York, 2009.
Translations
  • George A. Miller : Words .: Forays through psycholinguistics . Ed. And from the American. translated together with Joachim Grabowski , Frankfurt am Main: Zweiausendeins, Affoltern a. A .: Book 2000, 1995

Awards

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Project presentation: collocations in the dictionary.
  2. Christiane fur tree. Short biography
  3. Wolfgang Paul Prize. On: humboldt-foundation.de
    Christiane Fellbaum: Researcher Prize for the raising of the vocabulary. On: Wissenschaft.de from November 7, 2001
  4. ^ Winners of the 2006 Antonio Zampolli Prize.