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Linguistics
Faculty
Professors
Madhav
Deshpande, Sanskrit, Prakrit and Pali, linguistic traditions
of Indian grammarians
Steven
Dworkin, historical linguistics, diachronic Romance, etymology,
lexicology, morphology
Jeffrey Heath, historical
linguistics, morphology, Arabic, linguistic anthropology
Peter E. Hook, syntax-semantics
interface, typology, Indo-Aryan languages, semantics, sociolinguistics
Deborah
Keller-Cohen, discourse, literacy, language and gender, conversational
analysis
Lesley
Milroy, sociolinguistics, discourse, bilingualism, conversation
analysis, dialectology
Joan
Morley, second language acquisition, English phonetics and phonology,
applied phonetics
Marilyn
Shatz, first language acquisition, discourse
Vitaly
Shevoroshkin, historical linguistics, distant relatedness of
languages, Anatolian, phonetics, semantics, typology
John
Swales, English for specific purposes, discourse, second language
acquisition
Richmond H. Thomason, semantics,
pragmatics, computational linguistics, logic, artificial intelligence
Sarah
G. Thomason, historical linguistics, languages in contact, pidgins
& creoles, typological universals, Native American linguistics
(especially Salishan)
Associate
Professors
William Baxter,
Chinese
linguistics, historical phonology, semantics, Montague Grammar
Patrice
Beddor, phonetics, phonology, psycholinguistics (speech perception)
San Duanmu,
phonology,
phonology-syntax interface, Chinese dialects, phonetics, morphology
Samuel
Epstein, syntax, first and second language acquisition
John Lawler,
cognitive
grammar, semantics, computational linguistics, applied linguistics
Thomas
Toon, historical linguistics, old Germanic languages and
dialects, paleography)
Assistant
Professors
José Benkí,
phonetics,
phonetics-phonology interface
Diana Cresti,
semantics,
syntax, syntax-semantics interface
Robin Queen, sociolinguistics,
intonation, language contact, language and gender, Germanic linguistics
Teresa Satterfield,
computational
modeling, syntax, language acquisition, bilingualism, learnability
Christina Tortora,
Italian
dialectology, syntax, syntax-semantics interface
Visiting
Assistant Professor
Stefan Frisch,
Language
learning
Emeriti
A.L.
Becker, Robbins Burling, J.C. Catford, Peter Fodale, Alexander
Guiora, Kenneth Pike, Larry Selinker.
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