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Seminar schedule 2022
17 May
Morphological marking of “meditative” questions in Nakh-Daghestanian languages
Timur Maisak
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26 April
Евреи Дагестана: история, современное состояние этнической группы и памятники материального наследия
Светлана Амосова (Еврейский музей и центр толерантности, ИСл РАН)
Михаил Васильев (Центра «Сэфер», ИЯ РАН)
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19 April
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12 April
Borrowings and contacts in basic vocabulary and classification
Evgeniya Korovina (Institute of Linguistics, RAS)
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29 March
Тысячелетняя история письменности на языках народов Дагестана: взгляд сквозь призму веков
Рамазан Абдулмажидов (ИИАЭ ДНЦ РАН), Шахбан Хапизов (ИИАЭ ДНЦ РАН)
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22 March
Days after tomorrow in the languages of Daghestan
Timofey Dedov (HSE University)
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Systems of grammatical cases in the languages of Daghestan
Katerina Dagkou (University of Groningen)
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15 March
Zok, the Armenian dialect of Agulis
Katherine Hodgson (University of Cambridge)
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1 March
The role of proto-wordlists in modern historical-comparative studies: from phonetic and semantic to "onomasiological" reconstruction
George Starostin (Centre for Comparative Studies and Phylogenetics of the Institute for Oriental and Classical Studies, HSE / External Fellow, Santa Fe Institute)
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22 February
Typological patterns and the language dynamics of the ancient Central Andes and South America
Matthias Urban (University of Tübingen)
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15 February
16:30—17:10
Reported Speech Constructions without Regular Quotation Meaning: A Crosslinguistic Analysis
Daniela Casartelli (University of Helsinki)
17:10—17:50
Contact-induced innovations at the interface: the case of subject pronouns in heritage languages
Alberto Frasson (Utrecht University)
8 February
16:00—16:40
The Kurdish Imperfective: Diachronic, Typological, and pan-Iranian Perspectives
Shuan Karim (The Ohio State University)
16:40—17:20
Differential Object Marking in Ossetic: A corpus-based analysis
Emine Şahingöz (Goethe University Frankfurt)
17:20—18:00
Chepang’s direct-inverse system in need of historical, epistemic, and pragmatic explanations
Marie-Caroline Pons (University of Oregon)
1 February
Looking for areal patterns in the domain of discourse formulae:
The case of blessings and curses in Daghestan
Pavel Astafiev, Nikita Beklemishev, Nina Dobrushina & Alina Russkikh (in alphabetical order)
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25 January
Detecting regional areal patterning across multiple linguistic features. A discussion
Chiara Naccarato, Ezequiel Koile, Michael Daniel, Nina Dobrushina, Samira Verhees (Linguistic Convergence Laboratory)
Aleksey Vinyar, Alexandra Nogina, Daria Ignatenko, Tatiana Kazakova, Alexey Baklanov, Ksenia Lapshina (Arctic Lab)
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18 January
Language contact between Mano and Kpelle: a holistic research program
Maria Khachaturyan (University of Helsinki)
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11 January
Adjectival agreement in the East Caucasian languages: an overview
Aigul Zakirova
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Seminar schedule 2021
21 December
Postpositions in East-Caucasian languages: a description and comparative perspective
Polina Nasledskova & Tatiana Philippova
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14 December
Detecting linguistic variation with geographic sampling
Ezequiel Koile & George Moroz
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7 December
Field NLP and where to find it in the School of linguistics
A.Bonch-Osmolovskaya, E.Klyachko, S. Kosyak, L.Nesterenko, G.Moroz, O.Serikov, S.Toldova
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30 November
Studying language contact using neighbour graphs: From consonant-inventory prediction to analysis of segment borrowability
Dmitry Nikolaev (University of Stuttgart)
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23 November
К реконструкции древних контактов языков Северной Сибири
Валентин Гусев (Институт языкознания РАН)
Abstract
16 November
Chaplinsky and other Yupik languages of Chukotka: sociolinguistic situation and a case study in grammar
Anastasia Panova
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9 November
Comparing cross-language phonological profiles
George Moroz
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26 October
Avoiding bias in comparative creole studies: Stratification by lexifier and substrate
Susanne Michaelis (Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology)
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19 October
Assessing inter-speaker variation in contact-influenced Russian
Natalya Stoynova
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5 October
Computational processing of Bagvalal morphology: problems and future tasks
Daniil Ignatiev, Nick Howell, George Moroz
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28 September
Several aspects of numeral morphology in the languages of Dagestan
Maxim Melenchenko & Aigul Zakirova
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21 September
Exploring socio-spatial networks and individual-based variation in the study of small-scale multilingualism
Pierpaolo di Carlo, Jeff Good (University of Buffalo)
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14 September
Geography and language divergence: the case of Andic languages
Ezequiel Koile, Ilya Chechuro, George Moroz, Michael Daniel
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7 September
Update: Typological Atlas of the Languages of Daghestan
George Moroz, Timofey Mukhin, Chiara Naccarato and Samira Verhees
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15 June
Postpositions in Nakh-Daghestanian
Polina Nasledskova, Tatiana Philippova
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Comparative Andic dictionary database: history of creation
George Moroz
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8 June
Towards a typology of continuative expressions
Anastasia Panova
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1 June
Solving the puzzle of the Ob-Ugric passive
Nikita Muravyev & Daria Zhornik
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25 May
Looking for areal convergence in nominal gender assignment in East Caucasian
Ilya Chechuro & Michael Daniel
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18 May
On tense, aspect, and evidentiality in Karata (East Caucasian, Karata village variety)
Jérémy Pasquereau (University of Poitiers)
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11 May
Karabagly - an Armenian village in Dagestan
Samira Verhees
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20 April
Grammatical co-expression patterns in creoles and their parent languages: comitative and related functions
Susanne Maria Michaelis (MPI-EVA, Leipzig)
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13 April
From noun plural to plural agreement: evidence from Andi dialects (and beyond)
Aigul Zakirova
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6 April
Squaring the circle in the Caucasus: Perspectives on Sprachbünde and Language Contact
Thomas Wier (Free University of Tbilisi)
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30 March
Contact influences on Ossetic: A general overview
Oleg Belyaev
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23 March
Linguistic complexity across East Caucasian: from the eye of the beholder to corpus based measures
Anastasia Panova & Michael Daniel
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16 March
Multilingualism as a genre-structuring strategy: the case of Kakabe traditional narratives
Alexandra Vydrina
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9 March
Revisiting motion events in Basque
Manuel Padilla-Moyano (University of the Basque Country & Linguistic Convergence Laboratory, HSE)
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4 March
Rare features in phonological typology
Natalia Kuznetsova
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Modern South Arabian: archaism, innovation and contact in the Arabian peninsula
Giuliano Castagna
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2 March
Form and function in morphological typology
Tim Zingler
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A Functional Discourse Grammar typology of reflexives, with some notes on reciprocals
Riccardo Giomi
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The prefixal template of Umóⁿhoⁿ: case study of the “dative” prefix
Julie Marsault
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16 February | Towards the Nakh-Daghestanian Lexicon of Grammaticalization Abstract |
9 February | Adpositions and case: Categorial issues Abstract |
2 February | Towards the corpus of Bagwalal dialects Abstract |
26 January | On typology of caritive constructions Abstract |
19 January | Postposed -to in North Russian dialects through the lens of Finnic languages in contact Abstract |
12 January | Dagatlas Update Abstract Borrowed postpositions in East Caucasian Abstract |
Seminar schedule 2020
22 December | Using BivalTyp (www.bivaltyp.info) for measuring (dis)similarities between valency class systems Abstract |
15 December | Multifunctional non-finites in Northern Eurasia Abstract |
8 December | Good Practices for Linguistic Data Abstract |
1 December | Lexical systems with systematic gaps: verbs of falling Abstract |
24 November | Data transformations for processing of interlinear glossed texts in SIL FLEx |
17 November | Особенности функционирования дагестанских транслокальных сообществ в условиях внутрироссийской миграции Abstract |
10 November | An ancient history bottleneck for linguistic diversity and its consequences for linguistic typology Abstract |
3 November | Clitics li and chi in Rogovatoye and Spiridonova Buda dialects: functions and positional properties Abstract |
27 October | Optatives in Nakh-Daghestanian and beyond Abstract |
20 October | The standard of comparison in the languages of Daghestan Abstract |
13 October | Inter-speaker variation in code-switching in the situation of language shift. The case of Nanai and Ulch Abstract |
6 October | Сorrelations between linguistic distances with geography in Daghestan Abstract |
29 September | Phonetic fieldwork and experiments with the phonfieldwork package for R: rOpenSci review Abstract |
22 September | A corpus of Tsnal Lezgian Abstract |
15 September | From spatial deixis to anaphora: data from Lezgic and Tsezic Abstract |
8 September | Reflexive and the generic use of the second-person pronoun in Kakabe Abstract |
30 June | Verbal agreement and voice in the Uralic languages of Western Siberia Abstract |
23 June | Quantitative Linguistic Geography of Daghestan Abstract |
16 June | Anchiq Karata indicative morphology. Allomorphy, inflectional classes and possible diachronic puzzles Abstract |
9 June | Borrowings, frequency and lexical change Abstract |
2 June | Alternative recipient marking in Ossetic: Once-in-a-lifetime clearest case of contact induced change Abstract |
26 May | The emphatic particle =gu in Andi dialects Abstract |
19 May | Native speakers simplify their language when writing to non-natives on an internet forum Abstract |
12 May | Elevation as a grammatical and semantic category of demonstratives Abstract |
28 April | Verbal morphological complexity in Lezgic languages Abstract |
21 April | Initial report on documentation of Sagada, Tsez Abstract |
14 April | Sentence Focus in Kakabe Abstract |
7 April | Preposition drop and language contact: The case of Daghestanian Russian Abstract |
31 March | Greek diglossia: a case study of spatial marking in Katharevousa Abstract |
24 March | What is a quotative evidential, and does it exist? Abstract |
17 March | Denominal postposition in East Caucasian languages Abstract Anaphora and spatial deixis in East Caucasian: an overview of the data Abstract |
10 March | Non-canonical inverse in Circassian and Abaza: borrowing of morphological complexity Abstract |
3 March | Non-pro-drop in the Baltic Area: for and against contact-induced origin Abstract |
25 February | Typological atlas of Daghestan: state of affairs and future plans Abstract |
18 February | A dialectometric study of Albanian varieties: linguistic complexity and language contact history Abstract |
11 February | Contact-influenced Russian of Northern Siberia and the Russian Far East Abstract |
4 February | Bayesian phylogenetic analysis and wordlist handling Abstract |
28 January | Correlates of Language Shift in Population Groups vs. Epigraphic Cultures Abstract |
21 January | The speakers of minority languages are more multilingual Abstract |
14 January | The particle =OK in the Volga-Kama languages: contexts of use and frequencies of lexicalization Abstract |
Seminar schedule 2019
24 December | Ethnicity, speaking indigenous languages and fertility in the North Caucasus Abstract |
17 December | The periphrastic causative in West Circassian Abstract |
10 December | A detailed corpus study of preposition drop in DagRus: preliminary results Abstract |
3 December | Causative alternations database Abstract The Database of Cross-Linguistic Colexifications CLICS³: Data-driven semantic research from a cross-linguistic perspective Abstract |
26 November | Challenges of variation Abstract Catching variation during fieldwork on Nakh-Daghestanian languages Abstract |
19 November | Enets in space and time: a study in linguistic geography and history Abstract |
12 November | Fouta-Djallon multilingualism Abstract |
29 October | Morphosyntax of complement clauses in East Caucasian languages: long-distance agreement Abstract |
22 October | Subgroups, linkages and beyond: Working on shared innovations in Eastern Polynesian languages Abstract |
15 October | Glottalized /lˀ/ in Rikvani Andi Abstract |
1 October | Fieldtrip to Botlikh (Daghestan) Abstract The Third School on Statistical Methods for Linguistics and Psychology (University of Potsdam, Germany) |
24 September | Phylogeography of the Bantu Expansion Abstract Contact-influenced word order in genitive noun phrases: A corpus-based investigation of Russian spoken in Daghestan Abstract |
17 September | Lingua francas as lexical donors: quantitative field study Abstract |
11 June | Contact-influenced word order in genitive noun phrases: A corpus-based investigation of Russian spoken in Daghestan Abstract |
4 June | Animacy agreement in Botlikh: ordinal numeral Abstract |
28 May | A database of census in Daghestan |
23 April | Research on a variative phenomenon in Russian varieties of Daghestan and native speakers: Preliminary results (based on experimental data) Numeral classifiers in Udi as a contact-induced development |
9 April | Rutul dictionary: new resource A database for structural borrowings from Azerbaijani into Lezgic languages Vowel quantity as the distinction of spatial forms in Kina Rutul: an experimental study |
2 April | IngRel, DagRel, and others: Relativization and the accessibility hierarchy in ergative languages, with implications for corpus databases |
26 March | Language change in Northwest Amazonia: grammatical categories |
19 March | When genetic and linguistic transmission do not coincide: emerging patterns from multiple studies |
26 February | The scope of refactive markers in Abaza Abstract |
12 February | Noun vs. verb inflectional synthesis: A complexity trade-off? A database for loanwords in Daghestan Abstract |
5 February | Bayes Factor: Bayesian way without diving in Bayesian maze Abstract Typological atlas of multilingualism in Daghestan: problems and perspectives |
29 January | The u+gen construction in Modern Standard Russian Abstract |
22 January | Kunbarlang Abstract |
15 January | Sequence of tenses in Russian? Tense choice in complement clauses in Standard and Learner Russian Abstract |
Seminar schedule 2018
Seminar schedule 2017
19 September | Daghestanian Loans Abstract |
26 September | Daghestanian Multilingualism Abstract |
3 October | Daghestanian Stops Abstract |
10 October | Spoken Meadow Mari corpus: data, design, and aims Abstract |
19 October | Universal Dependencies for Mehweb Dargwa Abstract |
26 October | Dialectal Variation in Even based on Corpora of Field Recordings Abstract |
7 November | Circassian Isoglosses Abstract |
14 November | Prosodic Analysis of Non-standard Russian Spontaneous Speech Abstract |
21 November | Corpus of Russian spoken in Daghestan Abstract |
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