Marta Kisielewska - Krysiuk Ph.D.

Duty hours in the winter semester 2008/2009:

• Thursday, 11.30 - 13.00

Degrees:

• MA - May 1999, Institute of English Studies, Faculty of Modern Languages, Warsaw University; ''Gricean and relevance-based approaches to conventional implicature - a critical comparison''
• Ph.D. - June 2004, Institute of English Studies, Faculty of Modern Languages, Warsaw University; ''From logical form to explicature: a corpus-based relevance-theoretic study of the meaning of Polish non-inflected modal verbs''

Interests:

• pragmatics
• semantics
• Relevance Theory
• modality

Papers:

• Kisielewska, M. 2001. ''On Carston's changing view of generalized conversational implicatures'' Anglica 11: 123-133
• Kisielewska, M. 2002. ''Robyn Carston's notion of explicature and conventional implicature''. PASE Papers in Language Studies: Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Conference of PASE. Gdańsk, 26-28 April 2000: 165-172. Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego
• Kisielewska, M. 2003. ''Types of enrichment: based on Polish data involving modality'' Anglica 13: 133-150
• Kisielewska, M. 2004. ''From logical form to explicature: the case of Polish non-inflected modal verbs'' Relevance Studies in Poland Vol. 1: 29-46. Instytut Anglistyki. University of Warsaw
• Kisielewska-Krysiuk, M. 2005. ''Modality and enrichment: a relevance-theoretic account of the meaning of Polish non-inflected modal verbs'' Relevance Studies in Poland Vol. 2: 99-123. Institute of English Studies. University of Warsaw
• Kisielewska-Krysiuk, M. 2005. ''Modality and metarepresentation: a relevance-theoretic account''. (in print)

Courses:

• Syntax
• Introduction to Linguistics
• Use of English 1
• Use of English 2
• #184 Introduction to Pragmatics
• #185 Discourse Analysis
• #1632 Models of Politeness
• #281 Issues in Pragmatics
• #2652 Issues in Relevance Theory