Rob

Hollander

Professor Hollander has taught Autosegmental and Lexical Phonology at the CUNY Graduate Center, The Neurology of Language  at NYU in the Masters Program in Speech Pathology, Cognitive Science & Linguistics at the Thomas Hunter Honors Program and The History of the English Language and The Structure of Modern English in the English Department at Hunter College. He is active in urban planning, helping to coordinate the community planning process in Manhattan's Chinatown and blogs on deperplex.blogspot.com, SavetheLowerEastSide.blogspot.com and LanguageandPhilosophy.wordpress.com. He has most recently been a guest speaker at Columbia's Masters Program in Urban Planning, a speaker and examiner in Columbia's Masters Program in Architecture, has addressed OWS's AltBanking Group on zoning and lectured at the Historic Districts Council on the history of ghetto real estate and the tenement. His interests include the sociology of false beliefs, semiotics, computational models of language and AI, cognitive science and cognitive psychology.