The Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures department is a natural environment for all those interested in the study of Slavic linguistics. Members of the faculty cover a broad spectrum of interests in both synchronic and diachronic Slavic linguistics, ranging over various theoretical and descriptive approaches and including experimental and laboratory research geared towards language pedagogy.
Research areas
- Phonetics, articulatory studies using 3D/4D ultrasound, laboratory phonology
- Palatalization in Slavic languages
- Russian and Slavic dialectology
- Balto-Slavic accentology
- Language contact, shift and maintenance, heritage languages
- L2 Russian, Polish, BCS
- Comparative Slavic morphology and syntax
- Balkan and Slavic clausal and nominal structure
- History of Slavic languages, OCS
- Structure of Russian
- Russian word formation
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