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Steven Dworkin |
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Linguistics, Medieval Spanish Linguistics Interests and Current Work I am a specialist in Romance and Hispanic linguistics. My principal research area is the history of the Spanish language, with emphasis on the evolution over time of the Spanish lexicon, and the nature of language change. In the Department of Romance Languages, I regularly teach such undergraduate and graduate courses as Introduction to the Romance Languages, History of the Spanish Language, Medieval Spanish, Structure of Spanish, and New World Spanish. I also hold an appointment in the Department of Linguistics and supervise the
Program in Romance Linguistics administered jointly by the Department of Romance
Languages and the Department of Linguistics. Etymology and Derivational Morphology: The Genesis of Old Spanish Denominal Adjectives in -ido. 1985. Lexical Studies of Medieval Spanish Texts: A Bibliography of Concordances, Glossaries, Vocabularies and Selected Word Studies. 1993. Co-editor (with Dieter Wanner) of New Approaches to Old Problems: Issues in Romance Historical Linguistics. 2000. |