Linguistics Seminar Series
English in Russian Academe
Epistemic and circumstantial modality in two Central Salish languages
The Sonority Hierarchy & the Importance of Morphology in the Syllabification of Indo-European
Maria Polinsky, Harvard University
“The Sonority Hierarchy & the Importance of Morphology in the Syllabification of Indo-European”
Venue: Niles Gallery, Fine Arts Library
"Does English Have Resumptive Pronouns?"
Maria Polinsky, Harvard University
“Does English Have Resumptive Pronouns?”
Co-sponsored by the Linguistics Program and the UK Department of English
Venue: Niles Gallery, Fine Arts Library
Linguistics Program Seminar Series: The Linguistics of Rusyn: Phonological and Morphological Systems, Language Contact
This seminar aims to present the major structural features of the Rusyn language (phonological and morphological) that make it what it is: it is East Slavic, related to but not the same as Ukrainian, and also something special, almost a bridge between East and West Slavic. That something special is in great part attributable to long contact with other languages and their speakers, but also to certain linguistic innovations that are not identifiable simply as the result of borrowing from other languages.
Linguistics Program Seminar Series: The Ket language of Siberia
Linguistics Program Seminar Series: The Linguistic Organization of Historical Memory: Ixhil Maya Reburial Ceremonies in the Post-war Period
Linguistics Program Seminar Series: "Contact-Induced Drift: Ergative Splits and Parallel Development in Lowland Mayan Languages"
"Contact-Induced Drift: Ergative Splits and Parallel Development in Lowland Mayan Languages"