ΔiaLing presentation by Prof. Dr. Antonella Ghignoli (Sapienza – University of Rome): “The NOTAE Project: Reasons for a Research.”
You can find the abstract here.
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Clitics Workshop
Workshop on Clitics on 25 April 2019 (9.00-16.00). More information will follow later.
Get to know your colleagues: Rozenn Guérois, Hilde Gunnink, Minah Nabirye and Alessandro Papini
Project presentations by new DiaLing members:
- Rozenn Guérois: “A typology of the passive voice in Bantu”
- Hilde Gunnink: “Language contact between migrating Bantu speakers and resident Khoisan speakers in southern Africa”
- Minah Nabirye: “Duplication processes in Lusoga morphosyntax”
- Alessandro Papini: “Stylistic and diatopic variation in the ‘Vulgar’ Latin vowel system. Rome and Italy: a statistical analysis based on inscriptional evidence.”
Elitzur Bar-Asher Siegal (Hebrew University of Jerusalem): From diachronic observations to synchronic semantic analyses: the case of the NP-strategy for expressing reciprocity
ΔiaLing presentation by Prof. Dr. Elitzur Bar-Asher Siegal (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) : “From diachronic observations to synchronic semantic analyses: the case of the NP-strategy for expressing reciprocity.”
You can find the abstract here.
Reconstructing Proto-Bantu Grammar
Please find all information concerning this conference here.
On the Etymology of germ. Seele “soul”
ΔiaLing presentation by Prof. Dr. Peter Arnold Mumm (LMU München) : “On the Etymology of germ. Seele ‘soul’.”
You can find the abstract here.
Get to know your colleagues: Ulrike Vogl and Nikoleta Vassalou
Prof. dr. Ulrike Vogl and PhD student Nikoleta Vassalou will introduce themselves and their respective research to the members of DiaLing.
Project presentations: Anne Breitbarth & Melissa Farasyn
Prof. Anne Breitbarth will introduce a new project entitled “Het Gesproken Corpus Nederlandse Dialecten (GCND).”
Dr. Melissa Farasyn will introduce her new FWO-postdoc project in a talk with the title “Nature and origin of V2-violations French Flemish.”
Get to know your colleagues: Klaas Bentein, Geert de Mol, Yasmine Amory and Emmanuel Roumanis; Metin Bagriacik; and Laura Bruno.
Prof. Klaas Bentein will introduce his ERC-project and the members of his new team (Geert de Mol, dr. Yasmine Amory and Emmanuel Roumanis) to the members of DiaLing. The title of the ERC-project is Everyday writing in Graeco-Roman and late antique Egypt (I – VIII AD). A socio-semiotic study of communicative variation.
Dr. Metin Bagriacik will introduce us to his FWO-postdoc project, titled “Relatives and their relatives in Asia Minor Greek: A synchronic micro-comparative analysis.”
Laura Bruno, a new member of DiaLing, will also introduce herself and her project, which is titled: “Non-canonical subject marking in Germanic vernaculars.”
Get to know your colleagues: Isabelle de Meyer + Leonid Kulikov: “Greek χρόνος, its origin and cognates: An old etymological puzzle in Indo-European perspective”
PhD student Isabelle de Meyer will introduce herself and her PhD project to the members of DiaLing. The title of her FWO-project is “Recherches de sémantique et d’étymologie sur gr. ἀραρίσκω « adapter » et les mots apparentés.”
Dr. Leonid Kulikov will give a talk on “Greek χρόνος, its origin and cognates: An old etymological puzzle in Indo-European perspective.” You can find the abstract for his lecture here.