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Welcome to the CALC Project
The ERC-funded research project CALC (Computer-Assisted Language Comparison, see here for the official research proposal) establishes a computer-assisted framework for historical linguistics. We pursue an interdisciplinary approach that adapts methods from computer science and bioinformatics for the use in historical linguistics. While purely computational approaches are common today, the project focuses on the communication between classical and computational linguists, developing interfaces that allow historical linguists to produce their data in machine readable formats while at the same time presenting the results of computational analyses in a transparent and human-readable way.
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News Archive
New Tutorial Blogpost (Post from 24.02.2021 by J.-M. List)
Today, a new tutorial blogpost appeared, this time focusing on how to work with the data for the World Atlas of Language Structures in CLDF formats. You can find the post here.
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Resources Developed in CALC
Apart from analyses presented in form of papers and talks, CALC will produce various kinds of resources which help colleagues to pursue computer-assisted research themselves. Please don't hesitate to contact us whenever you have questions regarding the resources which you will find on this side. In most cases, you will find more detailed information when following the links to the respective project pages.
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Publications on and with CALC
Preprints (not peer reviewed)
List, J.-M. (2021): Chances and challenges for quantitative approaches in Chinese Historical Phonology. Humanities Commons 0.0. 1-19. [Preprint, under review, not peer-reviewed]
Chinese historical linguisticsChinese Historical Phonologyoverview
Hantgan, A., H. Babiker, and J.-M. List (2020): First steps towards the detection of contact layers in Bangime: A multi-disciplinary, computer-assisted approach. Humanities Commons 0.0. 1-27. [Preprint, under review, not peer-reviewed]
Bangimeborrowing detectionlanguage contact
Tjuka, A., R. Forkel, and J.-M. List (2020): Linking norms, ratings, and relations of words and concepts across multiple language varieties. PsyArXiv 0.0. 1-24. [Preprint, under review, not peer-reviewed]
psychologycross-linguistic databasenorm data
Jackson, J., J. Watts, J.-M. List, R. Drabble, and K. Lindquist (2020): From text to thought: How analyzing language can advance psychological science. PsyArxiv 0.0. 1-46. [Preprint, under review, not peer-reviewed]
psychologycomparative linguisticslanguage analysis
Tresoldi, T., C. Rzymski, R. Forkel, S. Greenhill, J. List, and R. Gray (2019): Managing historical linguistic data for computational phylogenetics and computer-assisted language comparison [with accompanying tutorial]. Manuscript 0.0. 1-15. [Preprint, under review, not peer-reviewed]
computational historical linguisticsdata managementphylogenetics
Forthcoming
Bodt, T. and J.-M. List (forthcoming): Benefits of reflex prediction. A case study of Western Kho-Bwa. Diachronica 0.0. 1-35.
reflex predictionpreregistered studyWestern Kho-Bwa
Geisler, H., R. Forkel, and J.-M. List (forthcoming): A digital, retro-standardized edition of the Tableaux Phonétiques des Patois Suisses Romands (TPPSR). In: Avanzi, M., N. LoVecchio, A. Millour, and A. Thibault (eds.): Nouveaux regards sur la variation dialectale. Éditions de Linguistique et de Philologie: Strasbourg. 1-21.
TPPSRdialect atlascross-linguistic data formats
Schweikhard, N. and J. List (forthcoming): Modeling word trees in historical linguistics. Preliminary ideas for the reconciliation of word trees and language trees. In: Sprach(en)forschung: Disziplinen und Interdisziplinarität. Akten der 27. Fachtagung der Gesellschaft für Sprache und Sprachen.
computational historical linguisticsdata managementmorphology
List, J.-M., N. Sims, and R. Forkel (forthcoming): Towards a sustainable handling of interlinear-glossed text in language documentation. Transactions on Asian and Low-Resource Language Information Processing 0.0. 1-15.
retro-standardizationinter-linear-glossed textannotation
Hantgan, A. and J.-M. List (forthcoming): Bangime: Secret language, language isolate, or language island?. Journal of Language Contact 0.0. 1-27.
BangimeDogonborrowing detection
Papers from 2021
Lai, Y. (2021): The complexity and history of verb-stem ablauting patterns in Siyuewu Khroskyabs. Folia Linguistica Historica 0.0. 1-52.
Siyuewu Khroskyabsablautmorphological complexity
Papers from 2020
Lai, Y., X. Gong, J. Gates, and G. Jacques (2020): Tangut as a West Gyalrongic language. Folia Linguistica Historica 41.1. 171-203.
Miller, J., T. Tresoldi, R. Zariquiey, C. Beltrán Castañón, N. Morozova, and J.-M. List (2020): Using lexical language models to detect borrowings in monolingual wordlists. PLOS One 15.12. e0242709.
borrowing detectionMarkov modelRecurrent Neural Network
Tjuka, A. (2020): General patterns and language variation: Word frequencies across English, German, and Chinese. In: Proceedings of the Workshop on the Cognitive Aspects of the Lexicon. Association for Computational Linguistics 23-32.
cross-linguistic databaseNoRaRefrequency
Lai, Y. (2020): Review of »Sami Honkasalo: A grammar of Eastern Geshiza: A culturally anchored description. Helsinki: University of Helsinki, 2019«. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 83.2. 374-375.
Lai, Y. (2020): The historical development of inverse marking in Khroskyabs: evidence from two modern varieties -- Siyuewu and Wobzi. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 83.2. 259-281.
Khroskyabsargument indexationinverse marking
Schweikhard, N. and J.-M. List (2020): Developing an annotation framework for word formation processes in comparative linguistics. SKASE Journal of Theoretical Linguistics 17.1. 2-26.
word formationannotationcomparative linguistics
List, J.-M. (2020): Improving data handling and analysis in the study of rhyme patterns. Cahiers de Linguistique Asie Orientale 49.1. 43-57.
rhyme networkrhyme analysisdata handling
Bodt, T. and J.-M. List (2020): The multiple benefits of making predictions in linguistics. Babel: The Language Magazine 31.2. 8-12.
predictionsound changecomputer-assisted language comparison
Wu, M.-S., N. Schweikhard, T. Bodt, N. Hill, and J.-M. List (2020): Computer-Assisted Language Comparison. State of the Art. Journal of Open Humanities Data 6.2. 1-14.
computer-assisted language comparisonworkflowsHmong-Mien
Forkel, R. and J.-M. List (2020): CLDFBench. Give your Cross-Linguistic data a lift. In: Proceedings of the Twelfth International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation. 6997‑7004.
data managmentcross-linguistic datasetsCLDF
Tresoldi, T. (2020): DAFSA: a Python library for Deterministic Acyclic Finite State Automata. Journal of Open Source Software 5.46. 1986.
Power, J., G. Grimm, and J.-M. List (2020): Evolutionary dynamics in the dispersal of sign languages. Royal Society Open Science 7.1. 1-30.
sign languagephylogenetic reconstructionphylogenetic networks
Rzymski, C., T. Tresoldi, S. Greenhill, M. Wu, N. Schweikhard, M. Koptjevskaja-Tamm, V. Gast, T. Bodt, A. Hantgan, G. Kaiping, S. Chang, Y. Lai, N. Morozova, H. Arjava, N. Hübler, E. Koile, S. Pepper, M. Proos, B. Epps, I. Blanco, C. Hundt, S. Monakhov, K. Pianykh, S. Ramesh, R. Gray, R. Forkel, and J.-M. List (2020): The Database of Cross-Linguistic Colexifications, reproducible analysis of cross- linguistic polysemies. Scientific Data 7.13. 1-12.
colexificationsreproducibilitydatabase
Papers from 2019
Hill, N. and J.-M. List (2019): Using Chinese character formation graphs to test proposals in Chinese historical phonology. Bulletin of Chinese Linguistics 12.2. 186-200.
network approachescharacter formationOld Chinese phonology
Jackson, J., J. Watts, T. Henry, J.-M. List, P. Mucha, R. Forkel, S. Greenhill, and K. Lindquist (2019): Emotion semantics show both cultural variation and universal structure. Science 366.6472. 1517-1522.
List, J.-M. (2019): Automated methods for the investigation of language contact situations, with a focus on lexical borrowing. Language and Linguistics Compass 13.e12355. 1-16.
overviewborrowing detectionphylogenetic networks
List, J.-M. (2019): Beyond Edit Distances: Comparing linguistic reconstruction systems. Theoretical Linguistics 45.3-4. 1-10.
linguistic reconstructioncomputational historical linguisticsevaluation
Zhang, S., G. Jacques, and Y. Lai (2019): A study of cognates between Gyalrong and Old Chinese. Journal of Language Relationship 17.1. 73-92.
Rgyalrong languagesOld Chineseetymology
List, J.-M., N. Hill, and C. Foster (2019): Towards a standardized annotation of rhyme judgments in Chinese historical phonology (and beyond). Journal of Language Relationship 17.1. 26-43.
List, J.-M., Y. Lai, and G. Starostin (2019): Old Chinese and Friends: new approaches to historical linguistics of the Sino-Tibetan area. Journal of Language Relationship 17.1. 1-6.
historical linguisticsSino-Tibetancomputer-assisted language comparison
Rama, T. and J.-M. List (2019): An automated framework for fast cognate detection and Bayesian phylogenetic inference in computational historical linguistics. In: 57th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics. 6225–6235.
cognate detectionphylogenetic inferenceoptimization
Jacques, G. and J.-M. List (2019): Save the trees: Why we need tree models in linguistic reconstruction (and when we should apply them). Journal of Historical Linguistics 9.1. 128-166.
family treewave theorymethodology
Bodt, T. and J.-M. List (2019): Testing the predictive strength of the comparative method: An ongoing experiment on unattested words in Western Kho-Bwa languages. Papers in Historical Phonology 4.1. 22-44.
Kho-Bwa languagescorrespondence patternsprediction
Sagart, L., G. Jacques, Y. Lai, R. Ryder, V. Thouzeau, S. Greenhill, and J.-M. List (2019): Dated language phylogenies shed light on the ancestry of Sino-Tibetan. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science of the United States of America 116. 10317–10322.
computer-assisted language comparisonSino-Tibetan originphylogenetic study
List, J.-M. (2019): Automatic inference of sound correspondence patterns across multiple languages. Computational Linguistics 1.45. 137-161.
correspondence patternssound correspondencesautomatic sequence comparison
Papers from 2018
Anderson, C., T. Tresoldi, T. Chacon, A.-M. Fehn, M. Walworth, R. Forkel, and J.-M. List (2018): A Cross-Linguistic Database of Phonetic Transcription Systems. Yearbook of the Poznań Linguistic Meeting 4.1. 21-53.
phonetic transcription systemscross-linguistic databasesoftware API
Lai, Y. (2018): Relativisation in Wobzi Khroskyabs and the integration of genitivisation. Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area 41.2. 219–262.
grammaticalizationKhroskyabsSino-Tibetan morphosyntax
List, J.-M. (2018): Towards a history of concept list compilation in historical linguistics. History and Philosophy of the Language Sciences 5.10. 1-14.
history of linguisticsSwadesh listconcept list
Forkel, R., J.-M. List, S. Greenhill, C. Rzymski, S. Bank, M. Cysouw, H. Hammarström, M. Haspelmath, G. Kaiping, and R. Gray (2018): Cross-Linguistic Data Formats, advancing data sharing and re-use in comparative linguistics. Scientific Data 5.180205. 1-10.
cross-linguistic data formatsstandardizationreproducibility
List, J.-M., S. Greenhill, C. Anderson, T. Mayer, T. Tresoldi, and R. Forkel (2018): CLICS². An improved database of cross-linguistic colexifications assembling lexical data with help of cross-linguistic data formats. Linguistic Typology 22.2. 277-306.
computer-assisted language comparisonreference catalogcolexification
List, J.-M., M. Walworth, S. Greenhill, T. Tresoldi, and R. Forkel (2018): Sequence comparison in computational historical linguistics. Journal of Language Evolution 3.2. 130–144.
computational historical linguisticstutorialsequence comparison
Jäger, G. and J.-M. List (2018): Using ancestral state reconstruction methods for onomasiological reconstruction in multilingual word lists. Language Dynamics and Change 8.1. 22-54.
ancestral state reconstructionmaximum likelihoodsemantic reconstruction
Rama, T., J.-M. List, J. Wahle, and G. Jäger (2018): Are automatic methods for cognate detection good enough for phylogenetic reconstruction in historical linguistics?. In: Proceedings of the North American Chapter of the Association of Computational Linguistics. 393-400.
phylogenetic reconstructionautomatic cognate detectionevaluation
List, J.-M. (2018): Ho well do automatic methods for language comparison work?. Latest Thinking 4.3. LTPUB10576.
interviewcognate detectionevaluation
List, J.-M. (2018): More on Network Approaches in Historical Chinese Phonology (音韵学). In: The 2nd Li Fang-Kuei Society Young Scholars Symposium. 157-174.
network approachesHistorical Chinese PhonologyChinese character formation
Papers from 2017
Hill, N. and J.-M. List (2017): Challenges of annotation and analysis in computer-assisted language comparison: A case study on Burmish languages. Yearbook of the Poznań Linguistic Meeting 3.1. 47–76.
computer-assisted approachBurmish languagesannotation
List, J.-M. (2017): A web-based interactive tool for creating, inspecting, editing, and publishing etymological datasets. In: Proceedings of the 15th Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics. System Demonstrations. 9-12.
Papers from 2016
List, J.-M. (2016): Computer-Assisted Language Comparison: Reconciling Computational and Classical Approaches in Historical Linguistics . . Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History: Jena.
computer-assisted language comparisonproject proposalSino-Tibetan
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Presentations on CALC
Talks from 2021
List, J. (2021): Data in quantitative comparative linguistics. Talk, held at the "Model and Evidence in Quantitative Comparative Linguistics, organized as part of the Annual Meeting of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft" (2021/02/24-26, Freiburg).
Talks from 2020
List, J.-M. (2020): Chances and challenges for Computational Language Comparison. Talk, held at the "Kazan International Linguistic Summit on Challenges and Trends in World Linguistics" (2020/11/16-20, Kazan [virtual], Institute of Linguistics, Russian Academy of Sciences).
computer-assisted language comparisoncomputational historical linguisticsoverview
List, J.-M. (2020): Problems in Assessing the Probability of Language Relatedness. Talk, held at the "The 15th Annual Sergei Starostin Memorial Conference on Comparative-Historical Linguistics" (2020/10/22-23, Moscow [virtual meeting], Institute for Oriental and Classical Studies, Higher School of Economics).
proofgenetic relationshipconstruct validity
Rama, T. and J.-M. List (2020): An interactive edition of the “Comparative Vocabulary” in Grierson’s “Linguistic Survey of India” from 1928. Talk, held at the "International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics" (2020/10/02-05, Denton [virtual meeting], University of North Texas).
computer-assisted language comparisoncross-linguistic data formatsLinguistic Survey of India
Lai, Y. and J.-M. List (2020): The phylogeny of Rgyalrongic. Talk, held at the "International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics" (2020/10/02-05, Denton [virtual meeting], University of North Texas).
computer-assisted language comparisonphylogenetic reconstructionRgyalrongic
List, J.-M. (2020): Integrating Data in Cross-Linguistic Studies. Talk, held at the "Untangling the linguistic past of the Americas: Collaborative efforts and interdisciplinary approaches in an open science framework" (2020/09/23-25, Lima [virtual meeting], PUCP).
overviewdata integrationcross-linguistic studies
List, J.-M. (2020): Representing concepts for the purpose of cross-linguistic language comparison. Talk, held at the "Concepts in Action: Representation, Learning, and Application" (2020/09/22-23, Bolzano [virtual conference], University Osnabrück).
overviewconceptsrepresentation
List, J.-M. (2020): Lingüística histórica computacional: Introducción práctica a EDICTOR. Talk, held at the "Approximaciones computacionales a la diversidad lingüística" (2020/06/18, Lima, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú).
EDICTORtutorialcomputer-assisted language comparison
Tresoldi, T. (2020): Linguistic Catalogs and DLCE tools. Paper, presented at the conference "Workshop on Reproducible Research and Data Management" (2020/01/30, Jena, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History).
Talks from 2019
List, J.-M. (2019): Sprachen als Schlüssel zur Vergangenheit [Languages as keys to our past]. Talk, held at the "Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften" (2019/11/23, Jena).
computer-assisted language comparisonhuman historyhistorical language comparison
List, J. (2019): On the search for the drivers of linguistic and cultural diversity. Talk, held at the "Simposio Max Planck / Columbia: Fronteras de la Ciencia" (2019/09/11-12, Bogotá).
historical linguisticscomputational linguisticsintroduction
Lai, Y. (2019): Dissecting ideophones: towards a computer-assisted approach (the case of Siyuewu Khroskyabs). Paper, presented at the workshop "The 5th Workshop on Sino-Tibetan languages in South-West China" (2019/08/23, Nakai, Nankai University).
RgyalrongicKhroskyabsideophone
Lai, Y. and S. Zhang (2019): Plant terms as key to nominal morphology in Rgyalrongic languages: the cases of Brag-bar Situ and Khroskyabs. Talk, held at the "The 5th Workshop on Sino-Tibetan languages in South-West China" (2019/08/22, Nankai, Nankai University).
Chacon, T., T. Tresoldi, and J.-M. List (2019): Towards refined phylogenies of the Tukanoan languages: A computer-assisted approach. Paper, presented at the workshop "Computer-assisted approaches in historical and typological language comparison, organized as part of the Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europea" (2019/08/21-24, Leipzig).
computer-assisted language comparisonTukanoan languagesphylogenetic reconstruction
List, J.-M. (2019): Computer-assisted approaches in historical and typological language comparison. Paper, presented at the workshop "Computer-assisted approaches in historical and typological language comparison, organized as part of the Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europea" (2019/08/21-24, Leipzig).
computer-assisted language comparisonworkshopintroduction
Tresoldi, T. (2019): A cross-linguistic computational approach on chance resemblances. Paper, presented at the workshop "Computer-assisted approaches in historical and typological language comparison, organized as part of the Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europea" (2019/08/21-24, Leipzig).
chance resemblencescomputer assisted language comparisonsound change
Schweikhard, N. (2019): Towards a Database of Morpheme-Annotated Wordlists. Talk, held at the "24th International Conference on Historical Linguistics (ICHL)" (2019/07/04, Canberra, Australian National University).
word formationdatabaseannotation
Tresoldi, T. (2019): Automatic Inference of Sound Change from Cognates. Talk, held at the "24th International Conference on Historical Linguistics (ICHL)" (2019/07/04, Canberra, Australian National University).
multi-tiered sequence representationphonological reconstructionsound change induction
Wu, M.-S. (2019): Studying Language Contact in South East Asia with the Help of Computer-Assisted Approaches. Talk, held at the "24th International Conference on Historical Linguistics (ICHL)" (2019/07/02, Canberra, Australian National University).
computer-assisted language comparisonlanguage contactSouth-East asia
List, J.-M. (2019): Open problems in computational historical Linguistics. Paper, presented at the conference "International Conference of Historical Linguistics" (2019/07/01-05, Canberra).
historical linguisticsopen problemscomputer-assisted language comparison
Tresoldi, T., M.-S. Wu, and N. Schweikhard (2019): Fundamentals of Computer-Assisted Language Comparison. Talk, held at the "第321次學術演講公告" (2019/06/28, Taipei, National Taiwan University).
historical linguisticscomputer-assisted workflowsannotation
List, J.-M. (2019): Studying language contact within a computer-assisted framework. Talk, held at the "64th Annual Conference of the International Linguistic Association" (2019/05/30-06/01, Buenos Aires, Universidad de San Martín).
borrowing detectionstratificationcomputer-assisted framework
Schweikhard, N. (2019): Word tree reconciliation. Adopting biological methods and metaphors in historical linguistics. Talk, held at the "27. GeSuS-Jahrestagung. Sprach(en)forschung: Disziplinen und Interdisziplinarität" (2019/05/30-06/01, Warsaw, Warsaw University Library).
word tree reconciliationbiological metaphorsword formation
List, J.-M. (2019): Open problems in computational diversity linguistics. Talk, held at the "Research Colloquium of the Department of Comparative Linguistics" (2019/05/17, Zurich, Zurich University).
computer-assisted language comparisonopen problemscomputational historical linguistics
Tresoldi, T. (2019): Linguística histórica: origens, método comparativo e perspectivas. Talk, held at the "Semana Acadêmica de Letras (UFRGS)" (2019/05/16, Porto Alegre, UFRGS).
computer-assisted language comparisoncomputational historical linguisticshistorical linguistics
Lai, Y. (2019): Stem alternation in Siyuewu Khroskyabs: Morphology, functions and Rgyalrongic comparison. Talk, held at the "The 27th Annual Conference of International Association of Chinese Linguistics" (2019/05/12, Kobe, Kobe City University of Foreign Studies).
RgyalrongicKhroskyabsstem alternation
Tresoldi, T. (2019): Novas abordagens computacionais em linguística histórica. Talk, held at the "ABRALIN50 Conference" (2019/05/02, Maceió, ABRALIN/UFAL).
computer-assisted language comparisoncomputational historical linguistics
List, J.-M. (2019): Digital Chinese Historical Phonology. Talk, held at the "Institute of Asian and Oriental Studies - Department of Sinology" (2019/04/11, Zurich, Zurich University).
digital historical linguisticsChinese historical phonologyintroduction
Wu, M.-S. (2019): Workflows for computer-assisted language comparison. State of the art. Paper, presented at the workshop "Recent Advances in Comparative Linguistic Reconstruction" (2019/03/26-27, London, SOAS).
computational historical linguisticscomputer-assisted language comparisonHmong-Mien languages
List, J.-M. (2019): Three open problems in computational historical linguistics. Paper, presented at the conference "The 14th Annual Sergei Starostin Memorial Conference on Comparative-Historical Linguistics" (2019/03/25-26, Moscow, Russian State University for the Humanities).
open problemscomputational historical linguisticscomputer-assisted language comparison
Schweikhard, N. (2019): Handling word formation in historical language comparison. Talk, held at the "JenLing Linguistics Workshop" (2019/02/08, Jena, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität).
historical linguisticsword formationannotation
Talks from 2018
Tresoldi, T. and J.-M. List (2018): Computer-assisted data curation and analysis for the purpose of historical and typological language comparison. Paper, presented at the conference "Fourth Annual Symposium: Ancient Connections in Eurasia" (2018/12/13-16, Tübingen, Eberhard-Karls-University Tübingen).
computer-assisted language comparisoncolexificationcross-linguistic data formats
Wu, M.-S. and H. Reyes-Centeno (2018): Words and genes of Sino-Tibetan speakers. Paper, presented at the conference "Fourth Annual Symposium: Ancient Connections in Eurasia" (2018/12/13-16, Tübingen, Eberhard-Karls-University Tübingen).
Sino-Tibetan languagespopulation geneticscomputer-assisted language comparison
List, J.-M. (2018): Computer-assisted language comparison: Theory and practice. Talk, held at the "Instituto de Lingüística" (2018/10/04, Buenos Aires, Universidad de Buenos Aires).
computer-assisted language comparisoncomputational linguisticsoverview
Hill, N. and J.-M. List (2018): A new reconstruction of Proto-Burmish. Paper, presented at the conference "51th International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics" (2018/09/25-28, Kyoto, Kyoto University).
Sino-Tibetanetymological dictionaryBurmish
Lai, Y. (2018): Rethinking the orientational languages in Khroskyabs, a Rgyalrongic language. Paper, presented at the conference "51th International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics" (2018/09/25-28, Kyoto, Kyoto University).
Khroskyabsorientational prefixesminimum spanning tree
Wu, M.-S. (2018): The ancestry of Sino-Tibetan populations and languages. Paper, presented at the conference "51th International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics" (2018/09/25-28, Kyoto, Kyoto University).
Sino-Tibetanpopulationcomputer-assisted method
List, J.-M. (2018): Chances and Challenges of Computer-Assisted Approaches in the Humanities (from the Perspective of a Historical Linguist). Talk, held at the "Instituto de Filología y Literaturas Hispánicas Dr. Amado Alonso" (2018/09/24, Buenos Aires, Universidad de Buenos Aires).
computer-assisted language comparisoncomputational linguisticsoverview
List, J.-M. (2018): Computer-Assisted Approaches to Lexical Language Comparison. Paper, presented at the conference "Segundas Jornadas de Lingüística Computational Para Idiomas Amerindios" (2018/09/17-21, Lima).
computer-assisted language comparisonintroductionlexical comparison
Tresoldi, T., C. Anderson, and J.-M. List (2018): Modelling sound change with the help of multi-tiered sequence representations. Paper, presented at the conference "48th Poznań Linguistic Meeting (PLM2018)" (2018/09/13-15, Poznań).
multitierssound changephonological representation
Lai, Y. (2018): How empathy hierarchy is reflected in Khroskyabs morphosyntax. Talk, held at the "Syntax of the World’s Languages" (2018/09/05, Paris, Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales).
Khroskyabsempathy hierarchyargument indexation
Tresoldi, T. (2018): CLICS2: An Improved Database and a Computer Assisted Framework for Cross-Linguistic Colexifications. Paper, presented at the workgroup "Lexical semantics, language change, and universal translators" (2018/08/27-28, Santa Fe, Santa Fe Institute).
colexificationlexical typologyCLICS
List, J.-M. (2018): Networks everywhere. Paper, presented at the workshop "Distinguishability in Phylogenetic Networks" (2018/08/13-17, Leiden, Lorentz Center).
phylogenetic networkshistorical linguisticsoverview
List, J.-M. (2018): Using networks to infer sound correspondence patterns across multiple languages. Paper, presented at the workshop "Distinguishability in Phylogenetic Networks" (2018/08/13-17, Leiden, Lorentz Center).
correspondence patternssound correspondencesnetwork approaches
Tresoldi, T. (2018): Evolution in Literature: Texts and Series. Paper, presented at the workshop "Distinguishability in Phylogenetic Networks" (2018/08/13-17, Leiden, Lorentz Center).
stemmatologyhistory of literaturephylogenetic networks
Lai, Y. (2018): Chuòsījiǎyǔ de rénchēng fànchóu 綽斯甲語的人稱範疇 [Argument indexation in Khroskyabs]. Talk, held at the "3rd Workshop on the research methodology of Sino-Tibetan languages" (2018/08/03, Shanghai, Shanghai Normal University).
Lai, Y. (2018): Chuòsījiǎyǔ de dòngwù hūhuànshēng 綽斯甲語的動物呼喚聲 [Animal calling sounds in Khroskyabs]. Talk, held at the "Conference on Tibetan linguistics" (2018/08/03, Shanghai, Shanghai Normal University).
Tresoldi, T., N. Schweikhard, M.-S. Wu, Y. Lai, and J.-M. List (2018): Computer-assisted Language Comparison. Reconciling classical and computational approaches in historical linguistics. Paper, presented at the workshop "Historische und vergleichende Linguistik in Jena" (2018/07/13, Jena, Max Planck Insititute for the Science of Human History).
computer-assisted language comparisonoverviewfuture projects
List, J.-M. (2018): CLICS 2.0: A computer-assisted framework for the investigation of lexical motivation patterns. Paper, presented at the workshop "Semantic maps: Where do we stand and where are we going?" (2018/06/26-28, Liège).
network approachescross-linguistic data formatscolexification networks
Lai, Y. (2018): Chuòsījiǎyǔ érèhuà de hùnhé yǐnyǔ 绰斯甲语俄热话的混合引语 [Hybrid speech in Wobzi Khroskyabs]. Talk, held at the "Institute of Linguistics" (2018/05/30, Shanghai, Shanghai Jiaotong University).
Khroskyabssemi-direct speechargument indexation
List, J.-M. (2018): Automatic inference of sound correspondence patterns across multiple languages. Paper, presented at the conference "Trees and what to do with them" (2018/03/23-24, Tübingen, Eberhard-Karls-Universität).
sound correspondencescorrespondence patternssound change
List, J.-M. (2018): Analogies, transfer, and adaptation. Interdisciplinary research on evolutionary dynamics in linguistics and biology. Talk, held at the "Center for Computational and Theoretical Biology" (2018/03/14, Würzburg, Julius-Maximilians-Universität).
interdisciplinary researchoverviewinterdisciplinary transfer
Lai, Y. and J.-M. List (2018): Investigating verb derivation patterns in Sino-Tibetan languages within a computer-assisted framework. Paper, presented at the workshop "Perspectives on low-resource language varieties" (2018/02/09, Saarbrücken).
computer-assisted language comparisonverb derivationSino-Tibetan
List, J.-M. (2018): Sprachen als Schlüssel zur Vergangenheit [Languages as keys to our past]. Talk, held at the "Salon Sophie Charlotte" (2018/01/20, Berlin).
computer-assisted language comparisonhuman historyhistorical language comparison
Talks from 2017
Lai, Y. (2017): Semi-direct speech in Wobzi Khroskyabs. Paper, presented at the conference "12th Conference of the Association for Linguistic Typology" (2017/12/12-14, Canberra, Association of Linguistic Typology).
KhroskyabstypologyTrans-Himalayan linguistics
List, J.-M. (2017): Computer-assisted approaches in the humanities: Reconciling computational and classical research. Paper, presented at the workshop "Research questions in the humanities as challenges to computer science" (2017/12/06-07, Berlin, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science).
computer-assisted language comparisoncomputational linguisticsclassical linguistics
Hill, N. and J.-M. List (2017): Data management in the reconstruction of Proto-Burmish. Paper, presented at the workshop "Data Management in Asian Humanities and Social Sciences" (2017/11/13-14, London, School of African and Oriental Sciences).
Burmish languagescomputer-assisted language comparisondata management
List, J.-M. (2017): Using networks to infer sound correspondence patterns across multiple languages. Talk, held at the "Symposium on Networks and Evolution" (2017/10/24, Paris, Université Pierre et Marie Curie).
computer-assisted language comparisonsound correspondencesnetwork approaches
List, J.-M. (2017): Computer-Assisted Language Comparison. Talk, held at the "Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of Tianjin" (2017/10/21, Tianjin, College of Chinese Language and Culture).
colexificationlexical typologynetwork approaches
Lai, Y. and J.-M. List (2017): The Sino-Tibetan language family. What we know, what we can know, and what we know we cannot know. Paper, presented at the workshop "Languages as Keys to Our Past, organized as part of the DOT 2017" (2017/09/21, Jena).
computer-assisted language comparisonSino-Tibetan languageshistorical language comparison
List, J.-M. (2017): Languages as keys to our past. How classical and computational approaches to language comparison help us to shed light on the past of our languages. Paper, presented at the workshop "Languages as Keys to Our Past, organized as part of the DOT 2017" (2017/09/21, Jena).
computer-assisted language comparisoncomparative methodcomputational approaches
List, J.-M. (2017): Establishing a cross-linguistic database of phonetic notation systems. Paper, presented at the workshop "Phonological Represenation in the Quantitative Era of Comparative Linguistics, organized as part of PLM 2017" (2017/09/18, Poznan).
cross-linguistic data formatsphonetic annotationdatadata
List, J.-M. (2017): Storing our knowledge of linguistic diversity: Towards the standardization of cross-linguistic data formats. Paper, presented at the conference "Human Document Project 2017" (2017/08/02-04, Freiburg, Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies).
cross-linguistic data formatslinguistic diversitydocumentation
List, J.-M. and N. Hill (2017): Computer-assisted approaches to linguistic reconstruction. A case study from the Burmish languages. Paper, presented at the workshop "Regularity of Sound Change" (2017/07/20-21, Cologne, Universität zu Köln).
automatic linguistic reconstructionBurmish languagescomputer-assisted language comparison
List, J.-M. (2017): Annotation and Analysis of Cross-Linguistic Lexical Data in Historical Linguistics. Toward the Establishment of Standards and Best Practices. Paper, presented at the workshop "Linguistic Annotation and Philology Workshop" (2017/07/06-07, Leipzig, University Leipzig).
cross-linguistic data-formatsannotationwordlists
List, J.-M. (2017): CLICS 2.0. Towards an Improved Handling of Cross-Linguistic Colexification Patterns. Talk, held at the "Le Diasema Lecture Series" (2017/07/03, Liège, Department of Classical and Oriental Studies).
colexificationlexical typologynetwork approaches
List, J.-M. (2017): Network approaches to Old Chinese reconstruction. Paper, presented at the conference "30th Paris Meeting on East Asian Languages" (2017/06/29-07/06, Paris, Centres des recherches linguistiques sur l’Asie Orientale).
network approachesOld Chinese reconstructionChinese historical phonology
List, J.-M. (2017): Perception and production of poetry. An evolutionary perspective on the poetic function of language. Paper, presented at the workshop "Mini-Workshop on Poetry" (2017/04/20, Jena).
poetryrhyme networkscross-linguistic perspective
List, J.-M. (2017): Sino-Tibetan lexicostatistic database. An interactive system for transparent etymological analysis. Paper, presented at the workshop "Mini-Workshop on Sino-Tibetan Languages" (2017/04/10, Zürich, University of Zürich).
Sino-Tibetanannotationetymology
List, J.-M. (2017): Computer-assisted language comparison. Reconciling classical and computational approaches to historical linguistics. Talk, held at the "Institute for Oriental and Classical Studies" (2017/03/21, Moscow, Russian State University for the Humanities).
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Tutorials
2019
List, J.-M. (2019): Fundamentos de la comparación histórica y tipológica del lenguaje. Workshop, given at the Instituto de Filología y Literaturas Hispánicas «Dr. Amado Alonso» (Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 2019-06-10/11).
2018
List, J.-M.; Tresoldi, T.; Anderson, C. (2018): Computer-assisted language comparison: Algorithms, interfaces, methods, and software. Regular lecture held at the Institut for Anglistics and Americanistics (FSU Jena, summer term, 2018).
2017
List, J.-M. (2017): Historical language comparison with LingPy and EDICTOR. Tutorial presented at the Mini-Bayesian School for Transeurasian Linguists (Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History, Jena, 2017/11/06-09).
List, J.-M. (2017): Sequence comparison with LingPy. Tutorial presented at the Quantitative Methods Spring School (Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History, Jena, 2017/05/08-14).
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Events
Upcoming Events
2021-02-24/26: Gerhard Jäger and Johann-Mattis List will remotely organize a workshop on Model and evidence in quantitative comparative linguistics at the "Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft" [URL]
Past Events
2021-02-15: Johann-Mattis List remotely presented his recent work in a talk in Gerhard Jäger's Oberseminar at the Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen.
2020-12-09: Johann-Mattis List assisted Gerhard Jäger in presenting recent work on automated cognate detection virtually at the Universität Bielefeld.
2020-12-10/11: Johann-Mattis List presented his work on "Annotating Rhymes in Text" at the online conference "Recent advances in the study of Chinese rhyming practises in excavated documents" organized by Christopher Forster.
2020-11-16/20: Johann-Mattis List gave a virtual invited talk at the Kazan International Linguistic Summit on Challenges and Trends in World Linguistics.
2020-10-22/23: Johann-Mattis List gave talk at The 15th Annual Sergei Starostin Memorial Conference on Comparative-Historical Linguistics (Institute for Oriental and Classical Studies, Higher School of Economics, Moscow).
2020-10-02/04: Yunfan Lai and Johann-Mattis List gave a virtual talk on The phylogeny of Gyalrongic at the International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics [URL]
2020-10-02/04: Taraka Rama and Johann-Mattis List gave a virtual talk on A retro-standardized version of the Linguistic Survey of India at the International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics [URL]
2020-09-23: Johann-Mattis List gave a keynote speech at CARLA 2020, the second international workshop on "Concepts in Action: Representation, Learning, and Application" in Bolzano. [URL]
2020-09-23-25: Johann-Mattis List gave a talk and help to co-organize the international virtual conference "Untangling the linguistic past of the Americas": Collaborative efforts and interdisciplinary approaches in an open science framework" in Lima (PUCP).
2020-09-20/21: Due to the pandemic, the tutorial on computational methods in lexical semantics at the CNRS summer school on "Semantic shifts from lexicon to grammar – diachronic and typological perspectives" in Porquerolles was canceled. [URL]
2020-06-17: Johann-Mattis List gave an online tutorial on the EDICTOR tool organized as part of the lecture series «Approximaciones computacionales a la diversidad lingüística» (PUCP, Peru).
2019-12-09/10: Nathan W. Hill and Johann-Mattis List originally planned on presenting a poster on «Experiments in the automatic induction of sound laws» at the 4th Edinburgh Symposium on Historical Phonology (University of Edinburgh), but later had to cancel this.[URL]
2019-11-22: Johann-Mattis List gave a talk during the «Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften», titled Sprachen als Schlüssel zur Vergangenheit (Languages as keys to the past. [URL]
2019-09-11/12: Johann-Mattis List represented the Department of Linguistic and Cultural Evolution at the international symposium of the Max Planck Society and the Universidad Nacional de Colombie in Bogotá (Columbia). [URL]
2019-08-22/23: Lai Yunfan gave two talks, one on plant terms (Plant terms as key to nominal morphology in Rgyalrongic languages: the cases of Brag-bar Situ and Khroskyabs, with Zhang Shuya) in Rgyalrongic languages and the other on ideophones in Khroskyabs ("Dissecting ideophones: towards a computer-assistedapproach (the case of Siyuewu Khroskyabs)") at the 5th Workshop on Sino-Tibetan languages in South-West China (Nankai University, Tianjin). [URL]
2019-08-21/22: Johann-Mattis List organized a workshop at the annual conference of the SLE in Leipzig. [URL]
2019-07-02: Johann-Mattis List was keynote speaker of the biennial International Conference of Historical Linguistics in Canberra. [URL] [HANDOUT]
2019-07-02/05: Simon Greenhill, Russell Gray, Johann-Mattis List, and Robert Forkel organized a workshop at the biennial International Conference of Historical Linguistics in Canberra. [URL]
2019-07-02: Mei-Shin Wu gave a talk on "Studying language contact in South East Asia with help of computer-assisted approaches" at the biennial International Conference of Historical Linguistics in Canberra. [URL]
2019-07-04: Tiago Tresoldi gave a talk on "Automatic Induction of Sound Laws from Cognates" at the biennial International Conference of Historical Linguistics in Canberra. [URL]
2019-07-04: Nathanael E. Schweikhard gave a talk titled "Towards a Database of Morpheme-Annotated Wordlists" at the biennial International Conference of Historical Linguistics in Canberra. [URL]
2019-06-10/11: Johann-Mattis List gave a lecture series on "Fundamentos de la comparación histórica y tipológica del lenguaje: enfoques cuantitativos y cualitativos" (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires). [URL]
2019-05-30/06-01: Johann-Mattis List gave a talk on "Studying Language Contact within a Computer-Assisted Framework" at the 64th Annual Conference of the International Linguistic Association (Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Buenos Aires). [URL]
2019-05-30: Nathanael E. Schweikhard gave a talk on "Word tree reconciliation: Adopting biological methods and metaphors in historical linguistics" at the 27th GeSuS annual conference in Warsaw. [URL]
2019-05-22: Yunfan Lai gave a talk at Beijing Language and Culture University entitled "The phylogeny and homeland of Sino-Tibetan languages (汉藏语系的谱系和发源地)".
2019-05-21: Yunfan Lai gave talk at Peking University entitled "The phylogeny and homeland of Sino-Tibetan languages (汉藏语系的谱系和发源地)".
2019-05-16/17: Tiago Tresoldi gave a workshop on "Historical Linguistics: Origins, Comparative Method, and Perspectives" at the Institute of Language and Literature of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) in Porto Alegre (Brazil). [URL]
2019-05-17: Johann-Mattis List gave talk on "Open problems in computational diversity linguistics" as part of the Forschungskolloqium Vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft at the Institute for Comparative Linguistics (University Zurich). [URL]
2019-05-12: Yunfan Lai gave a talk at Kobe City University of Foreign Studies. The talk is entitled "Stem alternation in Siyuewu Khroskyabs: Morphology, functions and Rgyalrongic comparison". [URL]
2019-05-06/2019-05-10: Taraka Rama was visiting the CALC group to collaborate on computational approaches in historical linguistics.
2019-05-02/03/04: Tiago Tresoldi gave a workshop on "New Computational Approaches in Historical Linguistics" at the ABRALIN50 Conference in Maceió (Brazil) [URL]
2019-04-29/2019-05-03: Timotheus A. Bodt was visiting the CALC group to collaborate on computer-assisted approaches to Kho-Bwa languages, on which Bodt did original fieldwork.
2019-03-29/30: Yunfan Lai was invited to Tokyo University to talk about orientation systems in Rgyalrongic languages.
2019-03-26/27: Mei-Shin Wu gave talk on "Workflows for computer-assisted language comparison" at the workshop on Recent Advances in Comparative Linguistic Reconstruction (SOAS, London). [URL] 2019-03-29: Yunfan Lai gave a talk entitled "Directional prefixes in Rgyalrongic: a new quantitative approach" at Tokyo University of Foreign studies. [URL]
2019-03-26/27: Mei-Shin Wu will gave talk on "Workflows for computer-assisted language comparison" at the workshop on Recent Advances in Comparative Linguistic Reconstruction (SOAS, London). [URL]
2019-03-25/26: Johann-Mattis List gave a remote talk on "Three Open Problems in Computational Historical Linguistics" at the The 14th Annual Sergei Starostin Memorial Conference on Comparative-Historical Linguistics (Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow). [URL]
2018-12-15: Tiago Tresoldi and Johann-Mattis List and gave a talk entitled Computer-Assisted Data Curation and Analysis for the Purpose of Historical and Typological Language Comparison at the "Fourth annual Symposium: Ancient Connections in Eurasia" [URL]
2018-12-15: Mei-Shin Wu gave a talk entitled Words and Genes of Sino-Tibetan Speakers at the "Fourth annual Symposium: Ancient Connections in Eurasia" [URL]
2018-10-04: Johann-Mattis List gave a talk on "Computer-assisted language comparison: Theory and practice" at the Instituto de Lingüística (Universidad de Buenos Aires).
2018-09-25: Yunfan Lai gave a talk entitled Rethinking the orientational prefixes in Rgyalrongic languages: The case of Siyuewu Khroskyabs at the conference "The 51st International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics" (ICSLL 51, Kyoto University, Japan).
2018-09-25: Mei-Shin Wu gave a talk entitled The ancestry of Sino-Tibetan populations and languages at the conference "The 51st International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics" (ICSLL 51, Kyoto University, Japan).
2018-09-26: Johann-Mattis List had a paper with Nathan Hill entitled A New Reconstruction of Proto-Burmish at the conference "The 51st International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics" (ICSLL 51, Kyoto University, Japan).
2018-09-24: Johann-Mattis List gave a talk on "Chances and Challenges of Computer-Assisted Approaches in the Humanities (from the Perspective of a Historical Linguist)" at the Instituto de Filología y Literaturas Hispánicas "Dr. Amado Alonso (Universidad de Buenos Aires). [URL]
2018-09-19: Johann-Mattis List gave a lecture on "Computer-Assisted Approaches to Lexical Language Comparison" at the Segundas Jornadas de Lingüística Computational Para Idiomas Amerindios (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú).
2018-09-15: Cormac Anderson gave a talk on "Modelling sound change with help of multi-tiered sequence representations" at the workshop The cultural evolution of language: Models and methods by Tiago Tresoldi, Cormac Anderson, and Johann-Mattis List (organized as part of the Poznań Linguistic Meeting). [URL]
2018-09-05: Yunfan Lai gave a talk on the empathy hierarchy in the morphosyntax of Khroskyabs at the 8th conference on Syntax of the World's Languages.
2018-08-27/28: Tiago Tresoldi represented the group at the Working Group "Lexical Semantics, Language and Universal Translators" of the Santa Fe Institute.
2018-08-13/18: Johann-Mattis List and Tiago Tresoldi were invited to take part in the interdisciplinary workshop Distinguishability in Genealogical Phylogenetic Networks, hosted by the Lorentz Center (Leiden). [URL]
2018-08-04: Lai Yunfan gave a talk entitled 綽斯甲語的動物呼喚聲 (Animal calling sounds in Khroskyabs) at 藏語語言學會議 (Conference on Tibetan linguistics) held at Shanghai Normal University.
2018-08-03: Lai Yunfan gave a lecture entitled 綽斯甲語的人稱範疇 (Argument indexation in Khroskyabs) at 第三屆漢藏語言研究方法暑期工作坊 (3rd Workshop on the research methodology of Sino-Tibetan languages), held at Shanghai Normal University.
2018-07-30/08-03: Tim Bodt was visiting our group for one week to work with us on his Kho-Bwa language data.
2018-07-13: Tiago Tresoldi, Mei-Shin Wu, Nathanael E. Schweikhard, Yunfan Lai, and Johann-Mattis List gave a talk at the Workshop Historical and Comparative Linguistics in Jena, held at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History (Jena). [URL]
2018-07-12/14: Johann-Mattis List took part in the Young Scholars Symposium of the Li Fang-Kuei Society for Chinese Linguistics (Institute of Linguistics, Academia Sinica, Taipei). [URL]
2018-06-27/28: Johann-Mattis List gave invited talk at the Workshop Semantic maps: Where do we stand and where are we going?, held at Liège Université (Liège). [URL]
2018-05-30: Yunfan Lai gave an invited talk at Shanghai Jiaotong University (China): 绰斯甲语俄热话的混合引语 (Hybrid speech in Wobzi Khroskyabs).
2018-04-26/27: Workshop "Old Chinese and Friends: Advances in the Reconstruction of Old Chinese Phonology" to be organized by CALC at the DLCE (MPI-SHH, Jena). [URL]
2018-03-23/24: Johann-Mattis List will give an invited talk at the conference Trees and what to do with them: Phylogenetics and other statistical approaches to linguistic diversity, held at the University of Tübingen. [URL].
2018-03-14: Johann-Mattis List will give a talk at the Kolloquium of the Center for Computational and Theoretical Biology (Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg) on the topic Analogies, Transfer, and Adaptation: Interdisciplinary Research on Evolutionary Dynamics in Linguistics and Biology. [URL]
2018-02-09: Yunfan Lai and Johann-Mattis List gave a talk at the workshop "Perspectives on low-resource language varieties". [URL].
2018-01-20: Johann-Mattis List gave a talk at the Salon Sophie Charlotte 2018 organized by the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften (Berlin). [URL]
2017-12-14: Yunfan Lai gave a talk on "Semi-direct speech in Wobzi Khroskyabs" at the 12th Conference of the Association for Linguistic Typology (ALT) at the Arc Center for the Dynamics of Language (Canberra, Australia).
2017-11-13/14: Nathan W. Hill and Johann-Mattis List gave a talk on "Data management in the reconstruction of proto Burmish" as part of the workshop on Data Management in Asian Humanities and Social Sciences organized by SOAS (London). [URL]
2017-10-24: Johann-Mattis List gave an invited talk on "Using networks to infer sound-correspondence patterns across multiple languages" at a Symposium on Network Approaches in Evolutionary Sciences at Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris).
2017-10-21: Johann-Mattis List gave an invited talk on "Computer-assisted language comparison" at the Annual Meeting of Nankai Linguistic Society (Tianjin).
2017-09-21: Panel at the German Orientalists' Day (Deutscher Orientalistentag) in Jena on "Languages as Keys to Our Past" (together with Simon Greenhill). [URL]
2017-09-18: Workshop at the Poznan Linguistic Meeting 2017 on "Phonological Representation (together with Cormac Anderson, Paul Heggarty, Adrian Simpson). [URL]
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The CALC Team
Dr. Johann-Mattis List (Group Leader)
[MORE]Dr. Yunfan Lai (Post-Doc)
[MORE]Nathanael E. Schweikhard (doctoral student)
[MORE]Mei-Shin Wu (doctoral student)
[MORE]Doctoral Students with the IMPRS
Annika Tjuka (doctoral student)
[MORE]Ilya Chechuro (doctoral student)
[MORE]External Associates
Dr. Nathan W. Hill (SOAS, London)
[MORE]Dr. Tim Bodt (Universität Bern)
[MORE]Former Members
Dr. Tiago Tresoldi (Post-Doc)
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