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Dr. Lin Lin received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in 2013 and subsequently began teaching at Peking University. Her courses include German (1-4), Introduction to Germanic Linguistics (1-2), German Grammar and German Lexicology. Her research interests include semantics, German syntax, German morphology and language assessment. She was awarded the Graduate Fellowship, the Dean’s Fellowship and the Graduate Research Grant, which involved the design of a new online placement exam for German majors and minors at UCLA. She has filed the dissertation A Semantic Study of German and Chinese Demonstratives in 2013 and published several translations such as Mein Weg zum Traumverein (2019), Grammatik Aktiv (2017) etc.. Her next book, Introduction to Germanic Linguistics, will be released in the course of 2019.
Dr. Lin Lin received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in 2013 and subsequently began teaching at Peking University. Her courses include German (1-4), Introduction to Germanic Linguistics (1-2), German Grammar and German Lexicology. Her research interests include semantics, German syntax, German morphology and language assessment. She was awarded the Graduate Fellowship, the Dean’s Fellowship and the Graduate Research Grant, which involved the design of a new online placement exam for German majors and minors at UCLA. She has filed the dissertation A Semantic Study of German and Chinese Demonstratives in 2013 and published several translations such as Mein Weg zum Traumverein (2019), Grammatik Aktiv (2017) etc.. Her next book, Introduction to Germanic Linguistics, will be released in the course of 2019.
Dr. Lin Lin received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in 2013 and subsequently began teaching at Peking University. Her courses include German (1-4), Introduction to Germanic Linguistics (1-2), German Grammar and German Lexicology. Her research interests include semantics, German syntax, German morphology and language assessment. She was awarded the Graduate Fellowship, the Dean’s Fellowship and the Graduate Research Grant, which involved the design of a new online placement exam for German majors and minors at UCLA. She has filed the dissertation A Semantic Study of German and Chinese Demonstratives in 2013 and published several translations such as Mein Weg zum Traumverein (2019), Grammatik Aktiv (2017) etc.. Her next book, Introduction to Germanic Linguistics, will be released in the course of 2019.