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Anne Tamm
Docente a contratto del Settore scientifico-disciplinare di
Filologia ugro-finnica (L-LIN/19) (2005-2012)
Tel. +39-0552756612
E-mail: anne.tamm at unifi.it
Orario di ricevimento, a.a. 2012/2013 via email
Profilo scientifico e accademico
Consegue la laurea (BA) in Lingua e Letteratura Inglese con una tesi in Semantica
lessicale dal titolo Syntactic freezes. Freezes in Dutch (1993), e la laurea specialistica
(MA) in Filologia germanica con una tesi dal titolo Bilingual lexicography of Estonian
and Dutch and reversible database-building of these languages (1997) presso
l'Università di Tartu. Nel 1991-1995 frequenta corsi in Studi europei e olandesi
(Università di Amsterdam), Lingua e letteratura olandese (Università di Groningen),
Lessicografia (Free University of Amsterdam) e Lessicologia (Università di Leiden). Ha
contratti di insegnamento e di ricerca in Studi olandesi presso l’Università di Tartu e
l’Università Károli di Budapest (1992-1996), ed in Lingua estone e Linguistica
comparata estone-ungherese presso le Università di Szeged e ELTE di Budapest (20032005). Nel 2005 ottiene il titolo di Dottore di ricerca (PhD) in Linguistica teorica
(Università ELTE di Budapest) con una tesi dal titolo Relations between Estonian verbs,
aspect, and case. Nel 2005-2006 inizia a collaborare con l'Università di Firenze con un
modulo integrativo di 15 ore di "Linguistica comparata ungherese, finlandese, estone"
nell'ambito del corso di Filologia ugro-finnica (L-LIN/19) della prof. Beatrice Tottossy.
Nel 2006-2007 collabora ancora con l'Università di Firenze con un modulo integrativo di
30 ore di "Linguistica comparata ungherese, finlandese, estone" e con un modulo
integrativo di 15 ore di "e-Estone, l’estone passivo" nell'ambito del corso di Filologia
ugro-finnica (L-LIN/19) della prof. Beatrice Tottossy. La collaborazione con l’Università
di Firenze continua fino al 2012 e comprende la stesura e gestione di vari progetti
ugrofinnici ed estoni, come pure l’insegnamento (Lingue ugrofinniche, Filologia
ugrofinnica).
Itinerari di ricerca
I suoi principali interessi di ricerca sono: linguaggio e cognizione sociale, tipologia delle
lingue, relazioni tra pragmatica, semantica e sintassi e possiede una conoscenza
specialistica nelle seguenti categorie grammaticali: evidenzialità, genericità ed aspetto.
Le aree applicative sono l’acquisizione della lingua, lessicografia moderna bilingue
computazionale, educazione e sviluppo del bilinguismo. Ha partecipato a progetti di
ricerca su lessicografia bilingue olandese-estone, linguistica teorica ungherese ed estone,
e prosodia e sintassi ungherese. Clicca qui per aggiornamenti.
Academic profile / Research activity and interests
In 1993, Anne Tamm graduated from the University of Tartu in English Language and
Literature with a thesis on Lexical Semantics titled Syntactic freezes. Freezes in Dutch. In
1997, she defended her MA thesis Bilingual lexicography of Estonian and Dutch and
reversible database-building of these languages in German Philology (University of
Tartu). In 1991-1995, she attended courses in Dutch and European Studies (University of
Amsterdam), Dutch Language and Literature (University of Groningen), Lexicography
(Free University of Amsterdam), and Lexicology (University of Leiden). She completed
a two-year post-graduate specialization course obtaining the European Diploma in
Lexicography at the Free University of Amsterdam with the thesis Reversible lexical
databases: the example of OMBI, a tool for lexical databases. In 1992-1996, she taught
Dutch Studies at the University of Tartu and the Károli Gáspár Protestant University of
Budapest and Estonian Language and Comparative Estonian-Hungarian Linguistics at the
University of Szeged and ELTE in Budapest. In 2005, she defended her PhD in the
Theoretical Linguistics Program of ELTE University (Budapest), with a dissertation on
Relations between Estonian verbs, aspect, and case. Her academic research interests are
language and cognition, evidentiality, genericity, interfaces, lexical semantics, syntax,
modern bilingual lexicography, and bilingualism. She has participated in Dutch-Estonian
bilingual lexicography projects and in research projects in Estonian and Hungarian
theoretical and computational linguistics (TAM categories, case, Estonian verb classes,
Hungarian adverbs, Hungarian speech synthesis). She is the author of selected chapters in
the national project Hungarian Grammar (Átfogó magyar nyelvtan). Click here for the
private academic link to her downloadable publications and presentations, workspaces for
the courses and events that she is organizing.
Pubblicazioni rappresentative e tesi discusse
In corso
- Cross-categorial scalar properties explaining Differential Object Marking. Special
Issue on Differential Object Marking. Linguistics 51, 2013.
- Kategóriafüggetlen eset. A morfológiai eset pragmatikája a finnségi igerendszerben.
Nyelvtudományi Értekezések, Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest, 2013.
- Non-Finiteness (Anne Tamm Special Issue: ed. by) The Linguistic Review 30 (2), 2013.
- Negation in the Uralic Languages. Series of Typological Studies in Language,
Benjamins, Amsterdam, in collaborazione con Matti Miestamo, Beáta Wagner-Nagy (ed.
by), 2013.
- Social cognitive and developmental psychology explaining linguistic patterns: Theory of
Mind, epistemic vigilance, natural pedagogy, and the typology of Uralic generics,
evidentials, and possessives. Uralic Grammar and Context, in M. Csepregi, Márta et al.
(ed. by), ELTE, Budapest, 2013.
- Optionality: social cognitive factors in changing linguistic complexity in the dialects of Estonia.
LEA - Lingue e letterature d’Oriente e d’Occidente, vol. 1, n. 1 (2012), pp. 119-130.
2012
- Scalar verb classes. Scalarity, Thematic Roles, and Arguments in the Estonian
Aspectual Lexicon, Biblioteca di studi filologia moderna 14, Firenze University Press.
- Partitive objects and the partitive evidential marker -vat in Estonian express incomplete
evidence. Finno-Ugrische Mitteilungen 35. pp. 1-43.
- Let me introduce the Estonian analytical causatives: The permissive and factitive
laskma ‘let, make, have, allow, permit’, in Leino, Jaakko, von Waldenfelds, Ruprecht (ed.
by). Analytical causatives: from mek to laskma. Lincom Europa, München, pp. 247-289.
- Beszámoló a Virtuális Észtország (e-Észtország) kurzus tapasztalatairól, in K. Lutsar, J.
Pusztay (ed. by). Folia Estonica. Savaria University Press, Szombahely, pp. 150-154.
(Educazione on line e innovazione: il corso e-Estonia)
- Intermoduláris megközelítések: az észt ige, aspektus és eset kölcsönhatásai, in K. Lutsar, J.
Pusztay (ed. by). Folia Estonica. Szombathely: Savaria University Press, Szombahely, pp. 125149.
2011
- Cross-categorial spatial case in the Finnic non-finite system: focus on the absentive TAM
semantics and pragmatics of the Estonian inessive m-formative non-finites. Linguistics: An
Interdisciplinary Journal of the Language Sciences, 49(4), pp. 835-944.
- Scalarity and Dimensionality across Categories. Estonian Pseudopartitive Constructions.
Linguistica Uralica, 47(1), pp. 22-40.
- Negation across linguistic modules: stress and reference to events, in S. Csúcs, N. Falk,
V. Tóth, G. Zaicz. (ed. by) Proceedings of Congressus XI Internationalis FennoUgristarum: Piliscsaba, Hungary, August 9-14, 2010. (Dissertationes symposiorum ad
linguisticam Pars VI), Reguly Társaság, Piliscsaba, pp. 277-284.
- The case denoting 'within' denotes locative relationships with more noun-like nonfinites and aspectual relationships in more verb-like non-finites in Finnic, in S. Csúcs, N.
Falk, V. Tóth, G. Zaicz. (ed. by) Proceedings of Congressus XI Internationalis FennoUgristarum: Piliscsaba, Hungary, August 9-14, 2010. (Dissertationes symposiorum ad
linguisticam Pars VI), Reguly Társaság, Piliscsaba, pp. 242-249.
- The Case of Nincstelenek (‘the destitute’): Nounless and Verbless in the Uralic
Grammar, in S. Csúcs, N. Falk, V. Tóth, G. Zaicz. (ed. by) Proceedings of Congressus XI
Internationalis Fenno-Ugristarum: Piliscsaba, Hungary, August 9-14, 2010.
(Dissertationes symposiorum ad linguisticam Pars VI), Reguly Társaság, Piliscsaba, pp.
270-276.
- Uralic case: from space to time and beyond, in S. Csúcs, N. Falk, V. Tóth, G. Zaicz.
(ed. by) Proceedings of Congressus XI Internationalis Fenno-Ugristarum: Piliscsaba,
Hungary, August 9-14, 2010. (Dissertationes symposiorum ad linguisticam Pars VI),
Reguly Társaság, Piliscsaba, pp. 112-119.
2010
- Arguments for the semantic partitive analysis of the vat-form evidential predicates, in
B. Oszkó, M. Sipos (ed. by) Word Categories, Budapest Uralic Workshop 5, 2006. MTA
Nyelvtudományi Intézet, Budapest, pp. 1-15.
- Tárgyi esetjelölés és igeaspektus az észtben (Object case marking and aspect in
Estonian). Nyelvtudományi Közlemények 107, pp. 7 - 57.
- Reversible lexical databases. VDM publishing house. ISBN 978-3-639- 23429-9
2009
-The Estonian partitive evidential: Some notes on the semantic parallels between the
aspect and evidential categories, in L. Hogeweg, H. de Hoop, A. Malchukov (ed by),
Papers from TAM TAM: Cross-linguistic semantics of Tense, Aspect, and Modality,
Benjamins, Amsterdam, pp. 365-401.
- Igeosztályok, eseménytípusok, bizonyossági fokozatok: evidencialitás és aspektus közös
szemantikájának kialakulása az észt nyelvben (Verb classes, event types, degrees of
evidence: the development of the common semantics of evidentiality and aspect in
Estonian), Studia Linguistica. Tanár és tanítvány. Írások Györke József és Hajdú Péter
tiszteletére 2002-2007. Dialog Campus Kiadó, PTE BTK, Budapest-Pécs, pp. 242-252.
2008
-Partitive Morphosemantics across Estonian Grammatical Categories, and Case
Variation with Equi and Raising, in M. Butt, T. H. King (ed. by), Proceedings of the
LFG08 Conference, Stanford, CA: CSLI Publications, pp. 473-493.
- Dizionario Olandese-Estone per studenti; Nederlands-Estisch studiewoordenboek;
Hollandi-eesti õppesõnastik (vd. allegati 1 e 2).
- Aspect and the Estonian partitive objects: a review of arguments for analysing partitive
NPs as instances of incorporation, in D. Monticelli (ed. by), Aspect in Languages and
Theories: Similarities and Differences, in Tartu, 2006, Studia Romanica Tartuensia 6,
Tartu, pp. 205-226.
2007
- Perfectivity, telicity and Estonian verbs, in R. Folli, H. Harley, B. Jensen (ed. by),
Nordic Journal of Linguistics 30 (2), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp. 229255.
- Estonian transitive verbs and object case, in M. Butt, T. H. King (ed. by), Proceedings
of the LFG06 Conference, Universität Konstanz, CSLI Publications online, Stanford, pp.
484-504.
- Estonian object and adverbial case with verbs of motion, in M. Csepregi, V. Masonen
(ed. by), Grammatika és kontextus. Új szempontok az uráli nyelvek kutatásában, ELTE
BTK Finnugor Tanszék, Urálisztikai tanulmányok 17, Budapest, pp. 319-330.
- Accent Assignment Algorithm in Hungarian Based on Syntactic Analysis, in
Proceedings of the 8th Annual Conference of the International Speech Communication
Association (Interspeech 2007), Bonn, pp. 466-469. Co-authored by Kálmán Abari,
Gábor Olaszy.
- Representing achievements from Estonian transitive sentences, in M. Sahlgren, O.
Knutsson (ed. by), Proceedings of the Workshop Semantic Content Acquisition and
Representation (SCAR) 2007. SICS Technical Report T2007-06, Swedish Institute of
Computer Science, Stockholm, pp. 28-35.
2006
- ReALIS projekt: a szóképzés általánosítása a számítógépes fordításban (The ReALIS
project: generalizing derivation in machine translation), in D. Csendes (ed. by), IV.
Magyar Számítógépes Nyelvészeti Konferencia MSzNy 2006. 2006 december 7-8, 2006,
Szeged, pp. 41-51. Co-authored by: G. Alberti, J. Kleiber, M. Ohnmacht, É. Szilágyi, A.
Viszket.
- Hungarian Accusative in the light of the Estonian and Finnish object case, in J. Pusztay
(ed. by), Specimina Fennica, Tomus XII, Colloquia Contrastiva, Tomus XIV,
Kaukovertailuja, Fernvergleiche V. Materialen der fünften Konferenz zu finnischungarischen kontrastiven Studien (5.- 6. Mai 2005 in Szombathely), Savaria University
Press, Szombathely, pp. 272-297.
2005
- Az észt igei partikulákról és az igei csoportokról, in B. Oszkó, M. Sipos (ed. by), Uráli
Grammatizáló. Budapest Uralic Workshop 4, 2004, RIL HAS, Budapest, pp. 248-257.
- Kísérlet automatizált szövegelemzési módszerek kialakítására a szóhangsúlyok
meghatározásához (An attempt to create text analysis methods for determining word
stress), in Z. Alexin, D. Csendes (ed. by), III. Magyar Számítógépes Nyelvészeti
Konferencia MSzNy 2005. 2005. december 8-9, Szeged, pp. 383-393. (co-authored by G.
Olaszy.).
- Boundedness features in a computational lexicon: Estonian transitive verbs in LFG, in
F. Kiefer, J. Pajzs (ed. by), Proceedings of COMPLEX 2005, Budapest, pp. 213-222.
2004
- Problems of the lexical representation of Estonian and Hungarian verbs, in J. Pusztay
(ed. by), Folia Estonica, Savaria University Press, Szombathely, pp. 126-127.
- Relations between Estonian verbs, aspect, and case, PhD thesis, University ELTE,
Department of Theoretical Linguistics, Budapest.
- On the grammaticalization of the Estonian perfective particles, in “Acta Linguistica
Hungarica”, vol. 51 (1-2), pp. 143-169.
- Aspectual Mismatches in Bilingual Dictionaries, in G. Williams, S. Vessier (ed. by),
Proceedings of the Eleventh EURALEX International Congress, Lorient, France, pp. 963972.
2003
- Estonian transitive verb classes, object case, and the progressive, in K. Bentzen, A.
Dahl, P. Svenonius (ed. by), Tromsø University Proceedings of SCL Working papers of
Language and Linguistics. Finnic. Nordlyd 31, 4, University of Tromsø, Norway, pp.
639-653.
- Delimitedness, telicity, direct objects and obliques, in J. Pusztay (ed. by), Specimina
Sibirica. Vol. XXI, Materialen der Konferenz Valencia Uralica. Szombathely, 18/19 April
2002, Savaria University Press, Szombathely, pp. 115-149.
2002
- Reversing the Dutch-Estonian Dictionary to Estonian-Dutch, in A. Braasch, C. Povlsen,
Proceedings of the Tenth EURALEX International Congress, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1317 August 2002, vol. I, pp. 389-400.
2000
- Polysemy and cross-linguistic equivalence, in DOXIMP 4. Graduate Students’ Fourth
Linguistics Symposium. June, 1999, Selected Papers. Working Papers in the Theory of
Grammar, vol 7, n. 1, Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of
Sciences, Budapest, pp. 65-96.
1999
- Specificity, aspect and the two partitives of Estonian, in DOXIMP 3. Graduate Students’
Third Linguistics Symposium. June 24th, 1998, Selected Papers. Working Papers in the
Theory of Grammar, vol 6, n. 3, Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy
of Sciences, Budapest, pp. 221—235.
1997
- Bilingual lexicography of Estonian and Dutch, reversible database building of these
languages, (MA thesis) University of Tartu.
1996
- Reversible lexical databases: the example of OMBI, a tool for lexical databases,
(Graduation thesis for the European Diploma for Lexicography), Subdepartment of
Lexicography, Free University of Amsterdam (VU).
1993
- Syntactic freezes. Freezes in Dutch (Graduation thesis) University of Tartu.
Convegni nazionali e internazionali: organizzazione e partecipazione
2009
- 26 novembre: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Uralic Typology Days”, su
Languages cannot always measure temperature (On pseudopartitive constructions in
temperature expressions). Institute of the Estonian Language, Tallinn.
- 27 novembre: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Uralic Typology Database
Meeting”, su Uralic typological database structure and the structure of WALS. Institute
of the Estonian Language, Tallinn.
- 27 novembre: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Uralic Typology Database
Meeting”, su Conditional constructions in the Uralic languages: a view from designing a
database structure. Institute of the Estonian Language, Tallinn. (in collaborazione con
Marianne Bakró-Nagy).
- 2 settembre: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “CHRONOS. 9th International
Conference on Tense, Aspect and Modality Uralic Typology Database Meeting”, su The
caritive and abessive negation in Nganasan. Università di Paris-Diderot - Paris 7 &
University of Chicago Center in Paris. (in collaborazione con Beáta Wagner-Nagy).
- 4 settembre: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “CHRONOS. 9th International
Conference on Tense, Aspect and Modality Uralic Typology Database Meeting”, su
Scalar and nonscalar features in the Estonian aspectual lexicon. Università di ParisDiderot - Paris 7 & University of Chicago Center in Paris.
- 4 settembre: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “New trends in Uralistics:
typology, syntax, sociolinguistics. An international conference commemorating the 50th
anniversary of the founding of the Department of Finno-Ugristics of the University of
Szeged, Hungary”, Morphological versus syntactic negation in the Uralic languages:
focus on the abessive and caritive constructions. Università di Szeged.
- 28 agosto: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Case in and across languages”, su
Cross-categorial abessive: pragmatic case expressing negation in Estonian. Università di
Helsinki.
- 28 maggio: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “12th International Conference on
Minority Languages”, “Language contact and change in multiply and multimodally
bilingual minority situations”, su The caritive and abessive negation in the changing
system of negation in Nganasan. Università di Tartu (in collaborazione con Beáta
Wagner-Nagy).
- 15 maggio: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Estonian-Hungarian contrastive
seminar”, su Interdisciplinary and cross-modular approaches to Uralic languages. The
abessive negation. Università di Szombathely.
- 23 gennaio: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Finiteness and non-finiteness in
Finno-Ugric languages. Synchronic, diachronic and cross-modular issues”, su The
Absentive in Estonian. Institute of the Estonian Language, Tallinn.
2008
- 16 dicembre: relazione alla conferenza “Talveseminar/Winter Seminar”, su
Mittefiniitsed käändelised vormid: eesti keele inessiiv ja abessiiv. [Non-finite case forms:
the Estonian inessive and abessive]. Institute of the Estonian Language, Tallinn.
- 1-3 ottobre: relazione alla conferenza internazionale "Scandinavian Conference of
Linguistics", su Explaining the Structural Shifts in the Estonian TAM Categories.
Università di Uppsala.
- 25-26 agosto: relazione alla conferenza internazionale "Locative case", su The Finnic
Locative Cases and Non-Finite Forms, Università Radboud di Nijmegen.
- 16-19 luglio: relazione alla conferenza internazionale "New Reflections on
Grammaticalization 4", su Variation, Change, and the Estonian Partitive Evidential,
Università di Leuven.
- 4-6 luglio: relazione alla conferenza internazionale "LFG 2008", su Variation and the
Development of Estonian Parallel Functional Categories, Università di Sydney.
- 29 maggio - 1 giugno: relazione alla conferenza internazionale "Workshop on mood and
modality in the Uralic languages, Cognitive and Functional Perspectives on Dynamic
Tendencies in Languages Estonian", su Indirect Evidentiality, Epistemic Modality and
Degrees of Evidence, Università di Tartu.
- 11-12 gennaio: relazione alla conferenza internazionale "Budapest Uralic Workshop 6,
Sounds of Uralic Languages", su Problems of Automatic Accent Assignment: a
Comparison of Hungarian and Estonian Verbs, Budapest.
2007
- 13-15 settembre: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Adjectives - Les Adjectifs”,
su Partitive marking and the scale structures of deadjectival nouns and participles,
Università di Charles de Gaulle, Lille 3, Villeneuve d’Ascq.
- 27-29 agosto: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Grammar and Context – New
Approaches to the Uralic Languages II”, su Cross-Categorial Case in Estonian,
Università di Helsinki.
- 27-31 agosto: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Interspeech 2007 - Eurospeech”,
su Accent Assignment Algorithm in Hungarian Based on Syntactic Analysis (in
collaborazione con Kálmán Abari, Gábor Olaszy), Università di Anversa.
- 5-6 luglio: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “The 11th International Conference
on Minority Languages”, su Object case in Estonian-Hungarian-Italian multilinguals’
speech, Università di Pécs.
- 5-6 luglio: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “The 11th International Conference
on Minority Languages”, su Introducing the situation in the field of education: Integrated
cross-cultural Bildung (in collaborazione con Beatrice Töttössy), Università di Pécs.
- 5-6 luglio: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “The 11th International Conference
on Minority Languages”, su The bilingual program of the University of Florence (in
collaborazione con Beatrice Töttössy), Università di Pécs.
2006
- 17-18 novembre: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Aspect in Languages and
Theories: Similarities and Differences”, su Aspect and the Estonian partitive objects: a
review of arguments for analysing partitive NPs as instances of incorporation, Università
di Tartu.
- 15-16 novembre: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “TAM TAM: Cross-linguistic
semantics of Tense, Aspect, and Modality”, su Scalar structure underlies telicity and
evidentiality: On the aspectual partitive marking of the objects and the evidential partitive
of the –vat infinitive in Estonian, Università Radboud di Nijmegen.
- 18-20 settembre: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Chronos 7” su Case
alternation, modal verbs and tense: some notes on Estonian, Università di Anversa.
- 10-13 luglio: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “Eleventh International Lexical
Functional Grammar Conference” su Relations between Estonian verbs, aspect, and case,
Università di Konstanz.
- 19-22 giugno: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “22nd Scandinavian Conference
of Linguistics”, su Subevents, complement case and the –ma and –da infinitive forms: on
the Estonian analytical permissive and factitive constructions, Università di Aalborg.
- 11-13 gennaio: relazione alla conferenza internazionale “BUM 5 (the Uralic Workshop
in Budapest) SzóOSZTÁLYtalálkozó”, su Case marked noun phrases as adjuncts,
Budapest.
Progetti di ricerca in corso
- Componente del gruppo di ricerca su un Progetto sperimentale di formazione
interculturale plurilinguistica specifica per la ‘nuova Europa’, da realizzare nell’ambito di
una Rete Comenius, in collaborazione fra un Istituto scolastico di Firenze, istituti
scolastici italo-ungheresi, ungheresi-danubiani, italo-finlandesi e italo-estoni, diretto dalla
Prof. Beatrice Töttössy. In fase di elaborazione.
- Borsa di studio in Linguistica Teorica (Cross-Categorial Case, progetto numero 73826)
finanziata dalla Fondazione ungherese per la Ricerca (OTKA), presso l'Istituto di
Linguistica dell’Accademia delle Scienze d’Ungheria.
- Borsa di studio sulla linguistica teorica e computazionale sulla classificazione dei verbi,
finanziata dalla Fondazione estone per la Ricerca, presso l'Istituto di Lingua estone di
Tallinn.
- Componente del gruppo di ricerca sulla lessicografia bilinguale, un progetto Dizionario
olandese-estone di Nederlandse Taalunie, ALVV, L’Aia, Olanda.
Attività didattica
Vedi il sottosito Filologia Moderna / Area ugro-finnica e OFF - Offerta Formativa della
Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia.