I am a (postdoctoral) researcher at the Research Institute for Linguistics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (in Hungarian: MTA Nyelvtudományi Intézet) in Budapest.
I also teach two courses in linguistics per semester at the Institute of Germanic Studies (in German: Germanistisches Institut) at Péter Pázmány Catholic University (in Hungarian: Péter Pázmány Katolikus Egyetem) in Piliscsaba (which is around 25 km from Budapest).
These include aspect (aspectuality, aspectual composition), adverbial modification, agentivity, modality, and ontologies for natural language semantics (in particular, the nature and role of events and actions).
| Postal address: | Research Institute for Linguistics Hungarian Academy of Sciences 1068 Budapest Benczúr u. 33. Hungary |
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| Telephone: | (+36 1) 321 4830 ext. 163 (work; mainly on Tuesdays and
Thursdays) (+36 1) 322 9297 (fax) (+36 1) 322 5505 (home) |
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| Email address: | pinon AT sdf HYPHEN eu DOT org |
I have a separate cover page for various papers.
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christopher piñón (pinon AT sdf HYPHEN eu DOT
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last updated on 24 aug 07
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