Portfolio

Translation

From Chinese to English:

Translations of Professor Cheng’s work done at the request of Ed Young and Wolfe Lowenthal remain private at this time.

  • The Similarities and Differences Between Laozi and Confucius — Professor Cheng Man Ching (lecture notes, philosophy)
  • What is Meant by the Term Tai Chi Chuan — Professor Cheng Man Ching (article, philosophy & medicine)
  • Man Ran’s Three Teachings — Professor Cheng Man Ching (non-fiction book, calligraphy, poetry, and painting) [books 1 of 3 completed]
  • An Elementary Introduction to Human Affairs and Culture — Professor Cheng Man Ching (collection of articles, philosophy) [wip]
  • The Complete Book of Changes — Professor Cheng Man Ching (commentary, philosophy) [wip]

From Russian to English:

Editing

Translation Editing

Academic Authorship

  • Kent, S.J., G.A. Jones, S. Zhambyl, & J.A. Kappen. 2024. Communicating sustainability through language differences with rich point pedagogy, in The Palgrave Handbook of Social Sustainability in Business Education. Palgrave MacMillan.
  • Jones, G. 15 August 2023. Introduction to the methodology of Russian icon painting. Davis School of Russian at Middlebury College. Lecture. (delivered in Russian)
  • Jones, G. 5 August 2023. Visualizing gray areas between parts of speech. Graduate Symposium, Davis School of Russian at Middlebury College. (delivered in Russian)
  • Jones, G. 2023. Between Verb and Preposition: Diachronic Stages of Coverbs in Mandarin Chinese. Master’s Thesis.  University of Massachusetts: Amherst, MA.  
  • Jones, G. 18 August 2020. The heart-mind and more: Etymology of Chinese characters relevant to T’ai Chi practice. Long River T’ai Chi School, New York, NY. Lecture.

At time of the below publications, my surname was MacMillan.

  • Chow, W.Y., G. MacMillan, S. Shah, I. Kurenkov, E. Lau & C. Phillips. 2014. Partial use of available information in the early stages of verb prediction.  CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing, Columbus, OH. 
  • Chow, W.Y., C. Smith, G. MacMillan, & C. Phillips. 2013. Argument identity impacts predictions faster than argument roles.  CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing, Columbia, SC. 
  • Parker, D., G. MacMillan, & C. Phillips. 2013. Illusory Negative Polarity Item licensing: Now you see it, now you don’t. CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing, Columbia, SC.
  • MacMillan, G.A.J. 2012. Split Ergativity in Bhutanese Tshangla in UMass Occasional Papers in Linguistics, ed. Anisa Schardl. Amherst, MA: GLSA Publications.