The Pan’s Syntax Lab is a research team led by Prof Victor Junnan Pan based at the Department of Linguistics and Modern Languages, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. Our team mainly focuses on generative syntax, especially, the Minimalist Program. We also work on heritage language, language contact, minority and endangered languages (Sino-Tibetan), and, psycho and neurolinguistics under the formal syntactic theoretical framework. / 香港中文大學語言學及現代語言系潘俊楠教授帶領的句法團隊致力於生成句法學,尤其是最簡方案, 繼承語和語言接觸、少數民族語言和瀕危語言以及理論語言學框架下的心理和神經語言學等領域的研究。 / L’équipe de recherche dirigée par le professeur Victor Junnan Pan au sein du Département de Linguistique et de Langues Modernes à l’Université Chinoise de Hong Kong travaille sur la syntaxe générative, notamment, le Programme Minimaliste, les langues d’héritage, le contact linguistique, les langues minoritaires et en danger (sino-tibétaines), et, la psycho et la neurolinguistique dans le cadre théorique de la syntaxe formelle.
Jin Yan and Prof Victor Pan co-presented the paper “Polar question in Yunnan Mandarin: interaction with adverbs and derivation”, at the 27th Seoul International Conference on Generative Grammar (SICOGG27), Sogang University, Seoul, South Korea, August 14-16.
Team members at the 27th Seoul International Conference on Generative Grammar (SICOGG27), Sogang University, Seoul, South Korea, August 14-16.
Chenghao and Prof Victor Pan co-presented the paper “On subject licensing in Chinese: implications of sentence-initial root modals”, at the 27th Seoul International Conference on Generative Grammar (SICOGG27), Sogang University, Seoul, South Korea, August 14-16.
Xiangyu presented the paper “Locality and Anti-locality of Form-Copy: from parasitic-gap & Obligatory Control constructions”, collaborated with Prof Victor Pan, at The International Conference on Syntax and Semantics (ICSS), annual conference of The Society of Modern Grammar (SMOG), Gyeongkuk National University, Andong city, South Korea, August 11-13.