Nele Arnold
I am a PhD student in linguistics at Humboldt University and Leibniz-Centre General Linguistics (ZAS) in Berlin. My main interests lie in...
I am a PhD student in linguistics at Humboldt University and Leibniz-Centre General Linguistics (ZAS) in Berlin. My main interests lie in (generative) syntax, morphology, language contact and language change. The languages I work on are mainly German, German dialects and historical stages, French and French-based creoles as well as Slavic languages (Russian, Lower Sorbian).
Sessions
May 14
15:15
60 min
Conjugation class mixing in the diachrony of German
German distinguishes between two conjugation classes. While strong verbs like "lesen" 'to read' typically show a root vowel change (ablaut) in the synthetic past tense and no overt suffixal...
May 16
11:00
60 min
Intro to Distributed Morphology
This workshop introduces the theoretical framework of Distributed Morphology (Halle & Marantz 1993; Embick 2015; Alexiadou et al., to appear) and provides participants with the opportunity to...