Aspect in Ancient Greek - Nijmegen Centre for Semantics

Curriculum vitaeCorien Bary was born in Wijchen in 1981. She studied Greek and Latin Languagesand Cultures at the University of Nijmegen, starting in 1999 and graduatingcum laude in 2004 with an MA thesis on a handbook for logic bythe sixteenth century humanist Johannes Caesarius. From 2000 onwards shecombined her studies in Classics with a study in Philosophy at the same university,where she graduated cum laude in 2006 with an MA thesis on aspectin Ancient Greek.In 2004 she joined the Philosophy Department of the Radboud Universityas a junior researcher (PhD candidate). Up to 2008 she worked on her PhDthesis, supervised by Prof. dr. Van der Sandt, and taught courses on philosophyof language, logic, and argumentation theory. A VSB grant gave her theopportunity to spend the spring of 2005 at the Institute of Communicatingand Collaborative Systems of the University of Edinburgh. A Fulbright grantin 2006 facilitated a four months’ stay at the Department of Philosophy of theUniversity of Texas at Austin. She published and presented research on tense,aspect, argument structure, anaphoricity, and indexicality.Currently, she has a research and teaching position at the Faculty of Philosophyof the Radboud University.