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Current
projects
Old
flames
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Current
projects
- Typology
of negation of non-verbal and existential sentences
- Presentation
I gave at the ALT Meeting in September 2007, Paris, France..
- Right now
I am doing a detailed comparative study of these constructions in
Slavic languages--I chose this family because I thought it would
be easy for me to sort out and come up with a good diachronic story
relatively fast. Many thanks to all the people who filled in my
wiki.
Click here the summary of the collected
data.
- GIS
and language mapping
- GIS
in Linguistics, also part of the LL-Map project, run jointly
with the LINGUIST
List
- Using GIS
to map multilingualism.
- Presentation
on some general problems of language geography that I gave at
a language cataloguing workshop, Towards a Comprehensive
Languages Catalogue, June 28, 2007, at the Max Planck Institute
for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig, Germany.
- The links
below show work I did together with Jason C. Booza, Wayne State
University, Detroit, MI
Old
flames
- Gothic
texts collection (This is
a proofread OCR scan of Wulfilla's translations from Greek)
Once upon a time
I thought I would be a specialist in Germanic languages and took to
studying Gothic together with Old Swedish. It was all loads of fun and
truly exciting; I had great plans to solve the mystery of the ga-
prefix in Germanic and aspect and the contact between the old Goths
and old Slavs; this text collection was meant to be a nice tagged corpus.
On hindsite, I am glad I was advised against it and also for typology,
UNIX and American Indians coming along my way. And other people, like
Magnus Snaedal, did the corpus and concordances. I would still like
to think I will do something with these text some time in the future
but for now they are just part of a time nicely spent.
- Suppletion
Some day I will also get around
to putting up my database online but for now I am just referring people
to the WALS
maps and the book
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July 15, 2008

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