Catie Berkenfield, Lecturer, Linguistics

Ph.D. Candidate at the University of New Mexico M.A. University of New Mexico B.A. University of Montana VBHEC 245B 757-368-4126 cberkenf <AT> odu.edu

Teaching

General Linguistics

Advanced Composition

American English

Research Areas

Discourses of Gender and Race

Language in Society

Metaphor Theory

Feminist Linguistic Theory and Practice

Selected Publications

2006. Berkenfield, Catie. Pragmatic Motivations for the Development of Evidential and Modal Meaning in the Construction [be supposed to X]. Journal of Historical Pragmatics 7. 139-71.

2001. Berkenfield, Catie. The Role of Frequency in the [Phonetic] Realization of English "that". In Frequency and the Emergence of Linguistic Structure, Joan Bybee and Paul Hopper, Eds. 281-307. Amserdam: John Benjamins.

1998. Berkenfield, Catie. Distribution, Transitivity and Aspect, and Construal of "Passive" Morphology in Spanish Text. In Proceedings of the First Annual High Desert Linguistics Society Conference, C. Berkenfield, D. Nordquist, and A. Grieve-Smith, Eds. 139-58. Albuquerque, NM: High Desert Linguistics Society.