RONALD I. KIM Zak!ad J"zyków Starogerma#skich Wydzia

RONALD I. KIM
Zak!ad J"zyków Starogerma#skich
Wydzia! Anglistyki
Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza
al. Niepodleg!o$ci 4
61-874 Pozna#
Polska
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25 grudnia 1975 r.
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, USA
USA
%onaty
WYKSZTA!CENIE
Stopnie/tytu"y
1996-2002
Ph.D., Department of Linguistics, University of Pennsylvania
1992-96
Inne
2006
1997
A.B., Department of Astrophysical Sciences, Princeton University
Sommerschule in der Turfanforschung, Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der
Wissenschaften
Linguistic Society of America Summer Institute, Cornell University
KARIERA AKADEMICKA
2013Adjunkt, Instytut J"zykoznawstwa Porównawczego i Instytut Lingwistyki
Ogólnej, Uniwersytet Karola w Pradze
2009-
Profesor wizytuj&cy, Instytut Filologii Angielskiej/Wydzia!
Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu
Anglistyki,
2007-12
Profesor wizytuj&cy, Wy%sza Szko!a Filologiczna we Wroc!awiu
2007-9
Profesor wizytuj&cy, Instytut Filologii Angielskiej, Uniwerystet Wroc!awski
2005-7
Visiting Assistant Professor, Linguistics Department, Swarthmore College
Kierownik Laboratorium Fonetycznego, Spring 2006-Spring 2007
2004-6
Visiting Lecturer, Department of Linguistics, University of Pennsylvania
Visiting Lecturer, Department of English, Temple University
2002-3
Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in the Humanities, Department of
Linguistics, Cornell University, 2002-03
ZAINTERESOWANIA NAUKOWE
• J"zykoznawstwo historyczne j. indoeuropejskich (zw!. tocharskich, ira#skich,
ba!tos!owia#skich, greckiego, celtyckich, anatolijskich) oraz semickich (zw!. aramejskiego)
• Socjolingwistyka i wariacja j"zykowa; kontakt i zmiana j"zykowa; geografia dialektalna;
wariacja regionalna oraz etniczna w j. angielskim, zw!. pó!nocnoameryka#skim
• Fonologia, zw!. autosegmentalna, nielinearna, i prozodyczna
• Lingwistyka j"zyków pid%ynowych i kreolskich, zw!. j"zyków kontaktowych bazy
angielskiej nad Pacyfikiem
• J"zyki Europy Wschodniej, Bliskiego Wschodu, i Azji 'rodkowej
STYPENDIA I NAGRODY
• Grant na publikacj" ksi&%ki Introduction to Tocharian, Univerzita Karlova, 2014-15
• Grant na podró% naukow& w zwi&zku z przygotowaniem monografii Tocharian and the IndoEuropean Verb, UAM, wrzesie# 2014
• Junior Research Grant, Swarthmore College, Spring 2007
• Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Humanities, Cornell University, 2002-03
• University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Dissertation Fellowship,
2001-02
• William Penn Graduate Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania, 1996-2000
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PUBLIKACJE
Monografia
KIM, Ronald I. W druku. Tocharian and the Indo-European Verb. (Brill Studies in Indo-European.) Leiden/Boston:
Brill.
Praca doktorska
KIM, Ronald I. 2002. Topics in the Reconstruction and Development of Indo-European Accent. Ph.D. dissertation,
University of Pennsylvania. (Abstrakt dost"pny na stronie <http://repository.upenn.edu/dissertations/
AAI3054962/>.)
Tomy zredagowane
HACKSTEIN, Olav and Ronald I. KIM, eds. 2012. Linguistic Developments along the Silk Road: Archaism and
Innovation in Tocharian. (Philosophisch-Historische Klasse, Sitzungsberichte, 834. Band. Iranische Onomastik,
Nr. 12. Multilingualism and History of Knowledge, Vol. II.) Wiede#: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie
der Wissenschaften. <http://verlag.oeaw.ac.at/products/Sachgebiete/Orientalistik/Multilingualism-and-Historyof-Knowledge-Vol-2-Linguistic-Developments-Along-the-Silkroad.html>
NAGASAKI, Hiroko, ed. 2012. Indian and Persian Prosody and Recitation. English edition by Ronald I. KIM. Delhi:
Saujanya. <http://www.saujanyabooks.com/details.aspx?id=38211>
WEINREICH, Uriel. 2011. Languages in Contact: French, German, and Romansh in Twentieth-Century Switzerland.
With an introduction and notes by Ronald I. KIM and William LABOV. Amsterdam/Filadelfia: John Benjamins.
<http://benjamins.com/#catalog/books/z.166>
KIM, Ronald, Norbert OETTINGER, Elisabeth RIEKEN, and Michael WEISS, eds. 2010. Ex Anatolia Lux: Anatolian
and Indo-European Studies in Honor of H. Craig Melchert on the Occasion of His Sixty-Fifth Birthday. Ann
Arbor/Nowy Jork: Beech Stave. <http://www.beechstave.com/melchert.htm>
Artyku"y i recenzje (wed"ug tematu)
I.
Indoeuropejski (w!aczaj&c artyku!y dotycz&ce wielu j"zyków): 8, 11, 13, 14, 15, 17, 23, 31, 41´, 42, 45, iii, xv,
xvi, xix
II. Tocharski: 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12, 21, 24, 29, 30, 33, 34, 38, 39, 43, 46, 47, i, ii, iv, viii, xi, xii, xiv, xvii
III. Grecki: 25, 36, 41
IV. Ira#ski: 19, 32, 35, 37, 48, xviii
V. Celtycki: 28, 40, 44
VI. Germa#ski: 22, v
VII. Baltos!owia#ski: 1, 7, vii
VIII.Ormia#ski: 3
IX. Semicki: 18, 27, vi, ix
IX. Socjolingwistyka i kontakt j"zykowy: 16, x, xiii
X. Dialektologia i rodzaje kontaktowe j. angielskiego: 2, 20, 26
Artyku"y
W przygotowaniu
1. A problem of forward reconstruction: North Slavic -! vs. South Slavic -".
2. “Is there such a thing?” Problems and priorities in the study of Asian American English.
3. Notes on Armenian historical phonology. Do opublikowania w tomie jubileuszowym.
4. On the morphological prehistory of the Tocharian infinitive.
5. The evolution of nonlinear morphology: palatalization and root structure in Tocharian A.
W druku
6. Observations on Tocharian duals and Auslautgesetze. Do opublikowania w Tocharian and Indo-European
Studies.
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2015
7. The phonology of Balto-Slavic. To appear in Comparative Indo-European Linguistics: An International
Handbook of Language Comparison and the Reconstruction of Indo-European, ed. by Brian JOSEPH and Jared
KLEIN. Berlin: de Gruyter.
2014
8. A tale of two suffixes: *-h2-, *-ih2-, and the evolution of feminine gender in Indo-European. In Studies on the
Collective and Feminine in Indo-European from a Diachronic and Typological Perspective, ed. by Sergio NERI
and Roland SCHUHMANN. (Brill’s Studies in Indo-European Languages & Linguistics, Vol. 11.) Leiden: Brill,
115-36.
9. Ablative and comitative in Tocharian. In Das Nomen im Indogermanischen: Morphologie, Substantiv versus
Adjektiv, Kollektivum. Akten der Arbeitstagung der Indogermanischen Gesellschaft vom 14. bis 16. September
2011 in Erlangen, hrsg. von Norbert OETTINGER und Thomas STEER. Wiesbaden: Reichert, 129-39.
10. An explosive etymology. To appear in Chatre##ar 2010-11 [2014].
2013
11. Metrical grid theory, internal derivation, and the reconstruction of PIE nominal accent paradigms. Do
opublikowania w Indo-European Accent and Ablaut, hrsg. von Götz KEYDANA, Thomas OLANDER und Paul
WIDMER. (Copenhagen Studies in Indo-European, Vol. 5.) Kopenhaga: Museum Tusculanum, 63-105.
2012
12. Eine indirekte Fortsetzung urindogermanischer Prosodie: von Enklise zu Zweitsilbenakzent bei finiten Verben
im Tocharischen. Linguistic Developments along the Silk Road: Archaism and Innovation in Tocharian, ed. by
Olav HACKSTEIN and Ronald I. KIM. (Philosophisch-Historische Klasse, Sitzungsberichte, 834. Band. Iranische
Onomastik, Nr. 12. Multilingualism and History of Knowledge, Vol. II.) Wiede#: Verlag der Österreichischen
Akademie der Wissenschaften, 9-32.
13. The Indo-European, Anatolian, and Tocharian “secondary” cases in typological perspective. Multi Nominis
Grammaticus: Studies in Classical and Indo-European Linguistics in Honor of Alan. J. Nussbaum on the
Occasion of his Sixty-Fifth Birthday, ed. by Adam I. COOPER, Jeremy RAU and Michael WEISS. Ann Arbor/New
York: Beech Stave, 121-42.
14. The PIE thematic animate accusative plural revisited. Proceedings of “The Sound of Indo-European 2”, Slezská
Univerzita v Opav!, 16-19 November 2010, ed. by Roman SUKA( and Václav BLA)EK. (LINCOM Studies in
Indo-European Linguistics 40.) Monachium: LINCOM, 144-58.
15. Unus testis, unicus testis? The ablaut of root aorists in Tocharian and Indo-European. The Indo-European Verb:
Proceedings of the Meeting of the Indogermanische Gesellschaft, University of California, Los Angeles, 13-15
September 2010, ed. by H. Craig MELCHERT. Wiesbaden: Reichert, 137-49.
2011
16. Uriel Weinreich and the birth of modern contact linguistics. Languages in Contact 2010, ed. by Piotr P.
CHRUSZCZEWSKI and Zdzis!aw W*SIK. (Philologica Wratislaviensia: Acta et Studia, Vol. 4.) Wroc!aw:
Wydawnictwo Wy%szej Szko!y Filologicznej we Wroc!awiu, 99-111.
2010
17. Possible Tocharian evidence for root ablaut in PIE thematic presents? Ex Anatolia Lux: Anatolian and IndoEuropean Studies in Honor of H. Craig Melchert on the Occasion of His Sixty-Fifth Birthday, ed. by Ronald I.
KIM, Norbert OETTINGER, Elisabeth RIEKEN, and Michael WEISS. Ann Arbor/Nowy Jork: Beech Stave, 191203.
18. Towards a historical phonology of Modern Aramaic: the relative chronology of +uroyo sound changes.
Camsemud 2007: Proceedings of the 13th Italian Meeting of Afro-Asiatic Linguistics held in Udine, May 21st24th, 2007, ed. by Frederick Mario FALES and Giulia Francesca GRASSI. (History of the Ancient Near East,
Monographs, X.) Padwa: S.A.R.G.O.N. Editrice e Libreria, 229-38.
19. Verbal ablaut and obstruent alternations in Old Persian. Historische Sprachforschung 123 (2010 [2011]), 16775.
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2009
20. American English dialectology: a historical survey. Studies in American Language, Culture and Literature, ed.
by Piotr P. CHRUSZCZEWSKI and Jacek FISIAK. (J"zyk a komunikacja 24.) Kraków: Tertium, 48-58.
21. Another look at Tocharian B $arya. Historische Sprachforschung 122 (2009 [2010]), 111-7.
22. On the prehistory of Old English dyde. %e comoun peplis language, ed. by Marcin KRYGIER and Liliana
SIKORSKA. (Medieval English Mirror, Vol. 6.) Frankfurt nad Menem: Peter Lang, 9-22.
23. The feminine gender in Tocharian and Indo-European. East and West: Papers in Indo-European Studies, ed. by
Kazuhiko YOSHIDA and Brent VINE. Brema: Hempen, 69-87.
24. Tocharian B -ñ ‘(to) me’, -c ‘(to) you’, pa$ ‘go!’. Tocharian and Indo-European Studies 11 (2009), 49-61.
2008
25. An individual twist on the individualizing suffix: definite n-stem nouns in Pontic Greek. Glotta 84 (2008
[2009]), 72-113.
26. California Chinese Pidgin English and its historical connections: preliminary remarks. Journal of Pidgin and
Creole Linguistics 23:2 (2008), 329-44.
27. Stammbaum or continuum? The subgrouping of Modern Aramaic dialects reconsidered. Journal of the
American Oriental Society 128:3 (July-September 2008), 505-31.
28. The Celtic feminine numerals ‘3’ and ‘4’ revisited. Keltische Forschungen 3 (2008), 143-69; abstrakt 319-20.
2007
29. Proto-Indo-European *-ye/o- presents in Tocharian. Proceedings of the 18th Annual UCLA Indo-European
Conference, Los Angeles, November 3-4, 2006, ed. by Karlene JONES-BLEY, Martin E. HULD, Angela DELLA
VOLPE, and Miriam Robbins DEXTER. (Journal of Indo-European Studies Monograph Series, No. 53.)
Waszyngton: Institute for the Study of Man, 47-63.
30. The Duke of York comes to Xinjiang: ablaut, analogy, and epenthesis in Tocharian nasal presents. Historische
Sprachforschung 120:1-2 (2007), 66-104.
31. The Tocharian subjunctive in light of the h2e-conjugation model. Verba Docenti: Studies in Historical and
Indo-European Linguistics Presented to Jay H. Jasanoff by Students, Colleagues, and Friends, ed. by Alan J.
NUSSBAUM. Ann Arbor/Nowy Jork: Beech Stave, 185-200.
32. Two problems of Ossetic nominal morphology. Indogermanische Forschungen 112 (2007), 47-68.
33. Vowel weakening in Tocharian A preterite participles and abstract nouns. Kyoto University Linguistic Research
26 (2007), 1-30.
2006
34. Tocharian. Encyclopedia of Languages and Linguistics. Second edition, ed. by Keith BROWN. Oksford:
Elsevier, Vol. 12, 725-7.
2005
35. Ossetic silæ/syl and the Indo-Iranian word for ‘female’. International Journal of Diachronic Linguistics and
Linguistic Reconstruction 2:1 (June 2005), 123-68.
2004
36. Greek monosyllabic imperatives in -,: the endurance of a morphophonological pattern. Glotta 80 (2004 [2005]),
95-157.
2003
37. On the historical phonology of Ossetic: the origin of the oblique case suffix. Journal of the American Oriental
Society 123:1 (January-March 2003), 43-71.
38. Root and derived preterites in Tocharian. Münchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 63 (2003 [2009]), 11-44.
[napisano w 2004 r., zredagowano w 2008 r.]
39. Uncovering the prehistory of the Tocharian Class II preterite. Historische Sprachforschung 116:2 (2003), 190233.
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2002
40. The distribution of the Old Irish infixed pronouns, Cowgill’s particle, and the syntactic evolution of Insular
Celtic. Indo-European Perspectives, ed. by Mark SOUTHERN. (Journal of Indo-European Studies Monograph
Series, No. 43.) Waszyngton: Institute for the Study of Man, 151-76.
41. The continuation of Proto-Indo-European lexical accent in ancient Greek: preservation and reanalysis.
University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics 7.2 (2002), 59-93.
2001
42. Tocharian B &em - Latin v'nit? Szemerényi’s Law and *' in PIE root aorists. Münchener Studien zur
Sprachwissenschaft 61 (2001), 119-47.
2000
43. Reexamining the prehistory of Tocharian B ‘ewe’. Tocharian and Indo-European Studies 9 (2000), 37-43.
44. The distribution of the Old Irish infixed pronouns: evidence for the syntactic evolution of Insular Celtic?
University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics 6.3 (2000), 167-87.
45. ‘To drink’ in Anatolian, Tocharian, and Proto-Indo-European. Historische Sprachforschung 113:1-2 (2000),
151-70.
1999
46. Observations on the absolute and relative chronology of Tocharian loanwords and sound changes. Tocharian
and Indo-European Studies 8 (1999), 111-38.
47. The development of labiovelars in Tocharian: a closer look. Tocharian and Indo-European Studies 8 (1999),
139-87.
48. The origin of the Pre-Ossetic oblique case suffix and its implications. University of Pennsylvania Working
Papers in Linguistics 6.1 (1999) = Proceedings of the 23rd Annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium, 233-50.
Recenzje
i.
Review of Douglas Q. ADAMS, A Dictionary of Tocharian B. Revised and greatly enlarged. 2 vols. (Leiden
Studies in Indo-European 10. Amsterdam/New York: Rodopi, 2013.) To appear in Kratylos.
ii. Review of Michaël PEYROT, The Tocharian Subjunctive: A Study in Syntax and Verbal Stem Formation. (Brill’s
Studies in Indo-European Languages & Linguistics, Vol. 8. Leiden/Boston: Brill, 2013.) To appear in
Orientalistische Literaturzeitung.
iii. Review of Jan BI(OVSK., Stru(ná mluvnice praindoeurop#tiny. (Prague: Filozofická Fakulta Univerzity
Karlovy, 2012.) Kratylos 58 (2013), 199-202.
iv. Recenzja: Melanie MALZAHN, The Tocharian Verbal System. (Brill Studies in Indo-European, Vol. 3. Lejda:
Brill, 2010.) Kratylos 57 (2012), 182-8. [w j"zyku niemieckim]
v. Recenzja: Toshiya TANAKA, A Morphological Conflation Approach to the Historical Development of PreteritePresent Verbs: Old English, Proto-Germanic, and Proto-Indo-European. (Kyushu University, The Faculty of
Languages and Cultures Library, Vol. 2. Fukuoka: Hana Shoin, 2011.) Kratylos 57 (2012), 204-8.
vi. Recenzja: Charles G. HÄBERL, The Neo-Mandaic Dialect of Khorramshahr. (Semitica Viva 45. Wiesbaden:
Harrassowitz, 2009.) Journal of the American Oriental Society 131:2 (April-June 2011), 323-7.
vii. Recenzja: Thomas OLANDER, Balto-Slavic Accentual Mobility. (Trends in Linguistics, Studies and Monographs
199. Berlin/Nowy Jork: Mouton de Gruyter, 2009.) LINGUIST List 21.1909 (21 kwietnia 2010),
<http://linguistlist.org/issues/21/21-1909.html>.
viii. Recenzja: Georges-Jean PINAULT, Chrestomathie tokharienne: Textes et grammaire. (Collection linguistique de
la Société de Linguistique de Paris, 95. Leuven/Paris: Peeters, 2008.) Kratylos 55 (2010), 25-34. [w j"zyku
niemieckim]
ix. Recenzja: Shabo TALAY, Die neuaramäischen Dialekte der Khabur-Assyrer in Nordostsyrien. Einführung,
Phonologie und Morphologie. (Semitica Viva 40. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2008); Hezy MUTZAFI, The Jewish
Neo-Aramaic Dialect of Betanure (Province of Dihok) (Semitica Viva 43. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2008).
Journal of the American Oriental Society 130:2 (April-June 2010), 285-9.
x. Recenzja: Miriam MEYERHOFF and Naomi NAGY (eds.), Social Lives in Language — Sociolinguistics and
Multilingual Speech Communities. Celebrating the Work of Gillian Sankoff. (IMPACT: Studies in Language
and Society 24. Amsterdam/Filadelfia: John Benjamins, 2008.) LINGUIST List 20.2338 (30 czerwca 2009),
<http://linguistlist.org/issues/20/20-2338.html>.
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xi. Recenzja: Michaël PEYROT, Variation and Change in Tocharian B. (Leiden Studies in Indo-European 15.
Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2008.) Language 85:3 (September 2009), 736-40.
xii. Recenzja: Melanie MALZAHN (ed.), Instrumenta Tocharica. (Heidelberg: Winter, 2007.) Journal of the
American Oriental Society 128:4 (October-December 2008), 784-8.
xiii. Recenzja: Pieter MUYSKEN (ed.), From Linguistic Areas to Areal Linguistics. (Studies in Language Companion
Series 90. Amsterdam/Filadelfia: John Benjamins, 2008.) LINGUIST List 19.3869 (16 grudnia 2008),
<http://linguistlist.org/issues/19/19-3869.html>.
xiv. Recenzja: Haruyuki SAITO, Das Partizipium Präteriti im Tocharischen. (Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2006.)
Journal of the American Oriental Society 128:1 (January-March 2008), 139-42.
xv. Recenzja: Werner WINTER, Kleine Schriften/Selected Writings. 2 Bände, hrsg. von Olav HACKSTEIN. (Brema:
Hempen, 2005.) Kratylos 53 (2008), 46-55. [w j"zyku niemieckim]
xvi. Recenzja: Eugen HILL, Untersuchungen zum inneren Sandhi des Indogermanischen. Der Zusammenstoß von
Dentalplosiven im Indoiranischen, Germanischen, Italischen und Keltischen. (Münchener Forschungen zur
Historischen Sprachwissenschaft, Band 1. Brema: Hempen, 2003.) Indo-European Studies Bulletin 11:2 (March
2007), 9-15.
xvii. Recenzja: Svetlana BURLAK, Istori(eskaja fonetika toxarskix jazykov. (Moskwa: Institut Vostokovedenija
Rossijskoj Akademii Nauk, 2000.) Kratylos 51 (2006), 130-6. [w j"zyku niemieckim]
xviii. Recenzja: Johnny CHEUNG, Studies in the Historical Development of the Ossetic Vocalism. (Wiesbaden:
Reichert, 2002.) Indo-European Studies Bulletin 11:1 (September 2005), 53-6.
xix. Recenzja: Jay H. JASANOFF, Hittite and the Indo-European Verb. (Oksford/Nowy Jork: Oxford University
Press, 2003.) Diachronica 22:1 (2005), 191-200.
WYK!ADY I PREZENTACJE
Seminaria warsztatowe (block seminars)
“Westgermanisch historisch-vergleichend.” Institut für Vergleichende und Indogermanische Sprachwissenschaft
sowie Albanologie, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, 29 listopada, 6 grudnia 2011, 31 stycznia 2012;
11 grudnia 2012; 19-20 grudnia 2014.
“Introduction to Tocharian.” Jena Summer School in Indo-European, Friedrich Schiller University of Jena, 1-5
September 2014. (z Hannesem FELLNEREM i Georges-Jeanem PINAULT)
“Introduction to Tocharian.” Ústav srovnávací jazykov/dy, Univerzita Karlova, 19-23 listopada 2012.
Wyk"ady na zaproszenie
“All in the family: the prehistory of English and its relatives at the Faculty of English.” Konferencja z obchodów
111 lat tradycji anglistyki w Poznaniu/111 Years of English Studies in Pozna# (1903-2014), UAM, 26-27
kwietnia 2014.
“Thoughts on the PIE subjunctive.” Ústav srovnávací jazykov/dy, Univerzita Karlova, 27 maja 2013.
“Thematic inflection and the thematic subjunctive in Indo-European: the Tocharian evidence.” Department of
Linguistics, Harvard University, 27 marca 2013.
“Weinreich revisited: sixty years of studying language in its social context.” Department of Linguistics, University
of Pennsylvania, 6 lutego 2012.
“The linguistic consequences of the Industrial Revolution: immigration and regional ideology in the evolution of
American English.” Talking Heads Lecture Series, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Kingston University, 30
wrze$nia 2010.
“What “European” mummies? The Tocharian languages and their speakers, in myth and reality.” Instytut
Orientalistyki Uniwersytetu Jagiello#skiego, 12 maja 2010.
“Wst"p do gramatyki historycznej j"zyków tocharskich.” [“Introduction to the historical grammar of the Tocharian
languages.”] Instytut Filologii Klasycznej Uniwersytetu Jagiello#skiego, 12 maja 2010.
“Typological change in progress: the evolution of nonlinear morphology in an older Indo-European language.” Seria
wyk!adów Phon&Phon (Phonetics and Phonology), Instytut Filologii Angielskiej UAM, 18 listopada 2009.
“Eine indirekte Fortsetzung urindogermanischer Prosodie? Zweitsilbenakzent bei finiten Verben im Tocharischen.”
Institut für Vergleichende und Indogermanische Sprachwissenschaft sowie Albanologie, Ludwig-MaximiliansUniversität München, 1 lipca 2009.
“Zum Ursprung des femininen Genus im Indogermanischen.” Institut für Vergleichende und Indogermanische
Sprachwissenschaft sowie Albanologie, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, 25 stycznia 2008.
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“Stammbaum or continuum? The state of Modern Aramaic.” Linguistics Department, Swarthmore College, 13
lutego 2007. (Zob. raport Mylesa Dakana in The Swarthmore Gazette, <http://daily.swarthmore.edu/
2007/2/14/stammbaum-or-continuum-the-state-of-modern-aramaic/>.)
“Indo-European origins of the Slavic verb: stem-vowel lengthening in derived imperfectives.” Department of
Linguistics, Harvard University, 15 grudnia 2006.
“Language contact in the Balkans: the conflict between nationalism and multilingualism.” University of
Pennsylvania, Linguistics 450: Languages in Contact, 29 listopada 2000; Linguistics 054: Bilingualism in
History, 30 listopada 2000, 26 listopada 2002, 16 listopada 2006.
“The vowel alternation in Tocharian A preterite participles, and linguistic (non-)contacts in Central Asia.”
Uniwersytet Kioto, 27 maja 2006.
“Indo-European languages in the Tarim basin: Historical phonology and morphology of Tocharian A and B.”
Uniwersytet Kioto, 20 maja 2006.
“Tocharian and the Indo-European verb: old problems and new insights.” Greek, Latin, and Indo-European
Roundtable, Cornell University, 9 marca 2006.
“The value of Slavic for the reconstruction of Proto-Indo-European verbal accent.” Department of Slavic Languages
and Literatures, University of California, Berkeley, 17 marca 2003.
““Golden Age” glory or Balkan decadence? Reconsidering the origins of Ottoman Judeo-Spanish dialectal
variation.” Department of Linguistics Speaker Series, University of Pennsylvania, 21 listopada 2002.
“Some Indo-European archaisms in modern Greek.” Program in Hellenic Studies, Princeton University, 26 kwietnia
2002.
“The importance of theory for historical linguistics: two examples from Indo-European accent.” Department of
Linguistics, Swarthmore College, 21 lutego 2002.
“Greek from Alexander to the present: a brief survey.” University of Pennsylvania, Greek 503: Historical Grammar
of Greek, 4 grudnia 2001.
“Reconstructing backwards and forwards: the prehistory of Balto-Slavic accent in Indo-European perspective.”
Program in Linguistics, Princeton University, 11 kwietnia 2001.
Wyk"ady plenarne
“Uriel Weinreich and the birth of modern contact linguistics.” Conference on “Languages in Contact”, Polska
Akademia Nauk, Oddzia! we Wroc!awiu/Uniwersytet Wroc!awski/Wy%sza Szko!a Filologiczna we Wroc!awiu,
21-23 maja 2010.
“Canton to California, Hawai‘i to Australia: Chinese Pidgin English and the history of Pidgin English in the
Pacific.” Fifth Conference on Teaching of Languages, Linguistics, and Literature (TELL), National Kaohsiung
Normal University, 21 kwietnia 2008.
Warsztaty konferencyjne na zaproszenie
“From West Germanic to World Englishes: internal and external change in the history of English.” 3rd Young
Linguists’ Meeting in Pozna#, Instytut Filologii Angielskiej UAM, 25-27 maja 2012.
“Current approaches to language variation and change: bringing together historical linguistics and sociolinguistics.”
2nd Young Linguists’ Meeting in Pozna#, Instytut Filologii Angielskiej UAM, 23-25 kwietnia 2010.
Wyk"ady konferencyjne na zaproszenie
“The 2pl. middle ending in PIE.” 33rd East Coast Indo-European Conference, Virginia Polytechnic and State
University, 5-8 czerwca 2014.
“An explosive etymology.” 32nd East Coast Indo-European Conference, UAM, 21-24 czerwca 2013.
“Hidden in plain sight: problems and priorities in the study of Asian American English.“ Paper given at the panel
session „On the Development of Extraterritorial Varieties: Migrants, Women, and Other Providers of ‘Bad
Data’.” 43rd Pozna# Linguistics Meeting, Wydzia! Anglistyki UAM, 8-10 wrze$nia 2012.
“Observations on Tocharian duals and Auslautgesetze.” 31st East Coast Indo-European Conference, University of
California, 17-20 maja 2012.
“Two o’s in search of an origin: Tocharian Class IV presents and verbal roots with internal *a.” 30th East Coast
Indo-European Conference, Harvard University, 7-10 czerwca 2011.
“Re-reconstructing the PIE case system: further arguments from Anatolian and Tocharian.” 29th East Coast IndoEuropean Conference, Cornell University, 17-20 czerwca 2010.
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“Metrische Theorie und die Rekonstruktion urindogermanischer nominaler Akzent- und Ablautklassen.” Warsztat
“Akzent und Ablautklassen”, Sprachwissenschaftliches Seminar, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, 24-26
marca 2010.
“Root ablaut in Tocharian thematic presents: archaism or innovation?” Tocharian Centennial Conference, Rosyjski
Uniwersytet Pa#stwowy Nauk Humanistycznych, 25-27 sierpnia 2008.
“Old English dyde ‘did’ and the prehistory of the Germanic weak preterite.” 27th East Coast Indo-European
Conference, University of Georgia, 21-23 lipca 2008.
“Recent research on American English dialects.” American Day, Wy%sza Szko!a Filologiczna we Wroc!awiu, 18
maja 2008.
“The feminine gender in Tocharian and Indo-European.” Conference on Indo-European Studies, Uniwersytet Kioto,
11-12 wrze$nia 2007.
“Unlikely cognates: The Tocharian abstract suffixes TA -une, -one and TB -(äñ)ñe, -auñe, and linguistic contacts in
Central Asia.” 26th East Coast Indo-European Conference, Yale University, 14-17 czerwca 2007.
“Two problems of Ossetic nominal morphology.” 25th East Coast Indo-European Conference, The Ohio State
University, 19-22 czerwca 2006.
“An individual twist on the individualizing suffix: definite n-stem nouns in Pontic Greek.” 24th East Coast IndoEuropean Conference, University of California, Berkeley, 1-4 czerwca 2005.
“The Duke of York comes to Xinjiang: ablaut, analogy, and epenthesis in Tocharian nasal presents.” 23rd East
Coast Indo-European Conference, Virginia Polytechnic and State University, 24-27 maja 2004.
“Stem-final palatalization in Tocharian imperfects and preterites, and the prehistory of the Tocharian verb.” 22nd
East Coast Indo-European Conference, Harvard University, 9-12 czerwca 2003.
“Accent, present, and aorist in Slavic: the continuation of a post-PIE pattern.” 21st East Coast Indo-European
Conference, University of Pennsylvania, 13-16 czerwca 2002.
“Reconstructing the prehistory of the Tocharian Class II preterite.” 20th East Coast Indo-European Conference,
Cornell University, 31 maja-3 czerwca 2001.
“Notes on the reconstruction and PIE origins of Balto-Slavic nominal accentuation.” 19th East Coast Indo-European
Conference, University of Georgia, 3-6 czerwca 2000.
“The distribution of the Old Irish infixed pronouns, Cowgill’s particle, and the syntactic evolution of Insular Celtic.”
18th East Coast Indo-European Conference, University of Texas at Austin, 27-30 maja 1999.
“Toch. B &em - Lat. v'nit? Szemerényi’s Law and *0 in PIE root aorists.” 17th East Coast Indo-European
Conference, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 28-31 maja 1998.
Inne prezentacje na konferencjach
“What goes around comes around: Tocharian preterites with stem-final palatalization and the TA productive
imperfect.” Tocharian Texts in Context: International Conference on Tocharian Manuscripts and Silk Road
Culture, Uniwersytet Wiede#ski, 26-28 czerwca 2013.
“Ablative and comitative in Tocharian.” Indogermanische Gesellschaft, Arbeitstagung 2011: “Das Nomen im
Indogermanischen”, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, 14-16 wrze$nia 2011.
“The PIE thematic animate accusative plural revisited.” The Sound of Indo-European 2, Slezská Univerzita v
Opav/, 16-19 listopada 2010.
“The linguistic consequences of the Industrial Revolution: competing external causations in the evolution of
American English.” 41st Pozna# Linguistics Meeting, Instytut Filologii Angielskiej UAM, 23-26 wrze$nia
2010.
“Unus testis, unicus testis? The ablaut of root aorists in Tocharian and Indo-European.” Indogermanische
Gesellschaft, Arbeitstagung 2010: “The Indo-European Verb,” University of California, Los Angeles, 13-15
wrze$nia 2010.
“Tocharian evidence for root ablaut in PIE thematic presents?” Indogermanische Gesellschaft, Arbeitstagung 2009:
“Die Ausbreitung des Indogermanischen.” Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, 24-26 wrze$nia 2009.
“Chinese Pidgin English and the formation of Pidgin English in the Pacific: review and reassessment.” Summer
Meeting of the Society for Pidgin and Creole Linguistics, Universität zu Köln, 11-15 sierpnia 2009.
“Old English dyde and the Germanic weak preterite.” 7th Medieval English Studies Symposium, Instytut Filologii
Angielskiej UAM, 22-23 listopada 2008.
“The evolution of nonlinear morphology: palatalization and root structure in Tocharian A.” XIII. Internationale
Fachtagung der Indogermanischen Gesellschaft, Universität Salzburg, 21-27 wrze$nia 2008.
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“Proto-Indo-European *-ye/o- presents in Tocharian: consensus and contentions.” 18th UCLA Indo-European
Conference, University of California, Los Angeles, 3-4 listopada 2006.
“Not another verbal archaism! Root and derived preterites in Tocharian.” 17th UCLA Indo-European Conference,
University of California, Los Angeles, 28-29 pa1dziernika 2005.
“Cliticization and stress in Modern Aramaic dialects.” XI Incontro Italiano di Linguistica Camito-Semitica,
Università di Bergamo, 5-7 czerwca 2003.
“Accentuation and the prehistory of the Slavic aorists.” 14th UCLA Indo-European Conference, University of
California, Los Angeles, 8-9 listopada 2002.
“Metrical grid theory and the accentual reconstruction of the Proto-Indo-European simple thematic present.”
Indogermanische Gesellschaft, Arbeitstagung 2002: “Indogermanistik, Germanistik, Linguistik.” FriedrichSchiller-Universität Jena, 18-20 wrze$nia 2002. [w j"zyku niemieckim]
“New light on an old hypothesis: Hirt’s Law and the origin of the Slavic accentual classes.” 26th Penn Linguistics
Colloquium, University of Pennsylvania, 1-3 marca 2002.
“The diffusion of West Germanic diphthongization in Central and Eastern Europe.” 26th Penn Linguistics
Colloquium, University of Pennsylvania, 1-3 marca 2002. (z Williamem Labovem)
“Reexamining the historical development of “Western” Modern Aramaic: evidence from dialectology and relative
chronology.” 28th North American Conference on Afroasiatic Linguistics, Portland, 10-12 marca 2000.
“The continuation of Proto-Indo-European lexical accent in ancient Greek: preservation and reanalysis.” 24th Penn
Linguistics Colloquium, University of Pennsylvania, 26-27 lutego 2000.
“The first Asian American pidgin? Historical connections and consequences of early California Chinese Pidgin
English.” 10th conference of the Society for Pidgin and Creole Linguistics in conjunction with the annual
meeting of the Linguistics Society of America, Chicago, 7-8 stycznia 2000.
“Quotatives: the progressive grammaticalization of BE+LIKE and introduction of BE+ALL.” NWAVE 28, York
University and the University of Toronto, 14-17 pa1dziernika 1999. (z Matthew Igoe, Jonathanem Gilmanem, i
Nicol& Lamb)
“The origin of the Pre-Ossetic oblique case suffix and its implications.” 23rd Penn Linguistics Colloquium,
University of Pennsylvania, 27-28 lutego 1999.
““Literary decreolization”: the relationship of grammatical features in spoken and written Hawaiian Creole
English.” NWAV(E) 27, University of Georgia, 1-3 pa1dziernika 1998.
““Literary decreolization”: the decline of nonstandard verbal inflection in written Hawaiian Creole English.” 22nd
Penn Linguistics Colloquium, University of Pennsylvania, 27 lutego 1998.
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PROWADZONE KURSY (US = Stany Zjednoczone, P = Polska, CZ = Czechy)
• Wst"p do j"zykoznawstwa (licencjackie [US, P])
• Wst"p do j"zykoznawstwa historycznego (licencjackie [US, CZ], doktorskie [US])
• Historia j"zyka angielskiego (licencjackie [P])
• Wst"p do j"zykoznawstwa indoeuropejskiego (licencjackie [P], doktorskie [P])
• Seminaria o czasowniku, rzeczowniku, oraz zaimkach i partyku!ach indoeuropejskich (CZ)
• Wst"p do j"zykoznawstwa germa#skiego (licencjackie [P, CZ], magisterskie [P])
• Gramatyka historyczna j. tocharskich (doktorskie [US])
• Gramatyka historyczna j. staroirlandzkiego (CZ)
• J"zyk staroormia#ski (CZ)
• Historia j. w!oskiego (licencjackie [US])
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Wst"p do socjolingwistyki (licencjackie [US, P], magisterskie [US, P])
Wst"p do kontaktu j"zykowego (licencjackie [US, P], magisterskie [P])
J"zyki pid%ynowe i kreolskie (licencjackie [CZ], magisterskie [P])
Dialektologia j. angielskiego w Ameryce Pó!nocnej (licencjackie [P], magisterskie [P])
Stworzenie nowych dialektów i odmiany postkoloniale j. angielskiego (magisterskie [P])
Odmiany j. angielskiego na $wiecie (World Englishes) (licencjackie [P], magisterskie [P])
Wst"p do fonologii (licencjackie [CZ])
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Pisanie akademickie licencjackie i magisterskie (licencjat [P], magister [P])
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Wyk!ady go$cinne ze wst"pu do j"zykoznawstwa, socjolingwistyki, dwuj"zyczno$ci, j. pid%ynowych i
kreolskich, lingwistyki komputerowej, historii j. greckiego, struktury j. japo#skiego i polityki amerykanów
pochodzenia azjatyckiego
Asystent na zaj"ciach ze wst"pu do j"zykoznawstwa, socjolingwistyki i lingwistyki komputerowej
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DO#WIADCZENIE AKADEMICIE
Redagowanie
• Ogólny redaktor (z Josephem F. ESK*), Indo-European Linguistics (2013- )
<http://www.brill.com/publications/journals/indo-european-linguistics>
• Redaktor, Chatre##ar: International Journal for Indo-European, Semitic, and Cuneiform
Languages (Praga; 2014- ) <http://usj.ff.cuni.cz/node/201>
• Cz!onek redakcji, Tocharian and Indo-European Studies (2013- )
• Cz!onek redakcji, Pozna) Working Papers in Linguistics (2013- )
• Cz!onek redakcji, Academic Journal of Modern Philology (Wroc!aw; 2012- )
• Redaktor wspomagaj&cy, University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics (200406)
Cz"onek rady naukowej
• Czasopisma: AmS-Varia (Stavanger; 2011), Folia Linguistica Historica (2011, 2012, 2013),
Indogermanische Forschungen (2013), International Journal of Diachronic Linguistics and
Linguistic Reconstruction (2009), Journal of the American Oriental Society (2009, 2010
[2x]), Lingua (2011), Linguistica Brunensia (Brno; 2014), Multilingua (2013), Pozna)
Working Papers in Linguistics (2014), Res Celticae (Pozna#; 2012)
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Konferencje: North East Linguistic Society (2010), Penn Linguistics Colloquium (2007,
2009, 2011- ), Pozna# Linguistics Meeting (2012, 2013), “Typology, Theory: Caucasus”
(Istanbul; 2012), Young Linguists’ Meeting in Pozna# (2010, 2012, 2014)
Opublikowania: Václav BLA)EK, Works 1. Tocharica, ed. by Michal SCHWARZ (Brno:
Masaryk University Press, 2011)
Granty: “A Comprehensive Edition of Tocharian Manuscripts” (Austrian Science Fund,
2010)
Zespó! Ekspertów Nauk Humanistycznyo-Spo!ecznych, Narodowe Centrum Nauki, 2012-
Wydzia"owe
• Promotor 17 studentów licencjackich oraz 1 studenta magisterskiego (2012), 13 studentów
licencjackich (2011)
• Sprawdza!em i redagowa!em angloj"zyczne wnioski, artyku!y, i monografie dla kolegów;
bra!em udzia! w kwestionariuszach, ankietach, oraz nagraniach j"zykowych
Organizowanie wyk"adów i konferencji
• Komisja organizacyjna, “Hrozn2 and Hittite: The First Hundred Years”, Uniwersytet Karola
w Pradze, 12-14 listopada 2015
• Wspó!organizator (z Piotrem G*SIOROWSKIM) 32nd East Coast Indo-European Conference,
UAM, 21-24 czerwca 2013
• Wspó!organizator wyk!adu plenarnego Williama LABOVA (41st Pozna# Linguistics Meeting,
25 wrze$nia 2010) oraz wyk!adu go$cinnego Jennifer NYCZ (Phon&Phon, 14 kwietnia 2011)
• Wspó!organizator (z Olavem HACKSTEINEM) serii wyk!adów “Indogermanische Sprachen
und Kulturen an der Seidenstraße”, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (2009)
• Komisja organizacyjna, Penn Linguistics Colloquium (1999, 2000)
Cz"onkostwo stowarzysze$
• Indogermanische Gesellschaft/Society for Indo-European Studies/Société des Études IndoEuropéennes (2008- )
PROMOTOR AKADEMICKI (wybranych studentów)
• Marek A. MAJER (M.A. z filologii angielskiej i s!owia#skiej, Uniwersytet 3ódzki, 2009): doktorant na
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Wydziale Lingwistyki Uniwersytetu Harwardzkiego, 2011- ; Presidential Scholar, 2011
Karolina DREJERSKA (B.A. z filologii angielskiej ze specjalizacj& po!udniowoafryka#sk&, UAM, 2011): M.A. z
Lingwistyki, North-West University (RPA), 2012; M.A., Wydzia! Anglisztyki, UAM, 2013
Magdalena NOWAK (B.A. z filologii angielskiej, UAM, 2011): doktorantka na Wydziale Anglistyki UAM,
2013- ; wymiana studencka na Wydziale J"zyka Angielskiego i Lingwistyki Angielskiej (English Language and
Linguistics) Uniwersytetu Wiede#skiego, zima 2011 r.
Urszula WISZNIOWSKA (B.A. z filologii angielskiej, Uniwersytet Wroc!awski, 2008): M.Sc. z Informatyki
(Computing Science), Imperial College London, 2011
Betsy YEN (B.A. z Lingwistyki, Bryn Mawr College, 2008): M.A. z Lingwistyki Stosowanej (Applied
Linguistics), UCLA, 2012
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J!ZYKI
• J!zyk rodzimy: angielski
• Zaawansowana znajomo"# w mowie i pi"mie: hiszpa$ski, niemiecki, w%oski, polski
• Zaawansowana znajomo"# w pi"mie oraz "rednia w mowie: francuski, portugalski,
niderlandzki, rosyjski, serbskochorwacki (serbski/chorwacki/bo"niacki/czarnogórski), czeski,
(nowo)grecki
• Znajomo"# w pi"mie z pomoc& s%ownika, ograniczona w mowie: rumu$ski, bu%garski,
litewski, jidysz, ladyno ('ydowskohiszpa$ski/d'udezmo), turecki, japo$ski, korea$ski
• Czytanie ze s%ownikiem: %aci$ski, starogrecki, staroangielski, starowysokoniemiecki,
staronordyjski, gotycki, (staro- i nowo)irlandzki, starocerkiewnos%owia$ski, hetycki,
(staro)ormia$ski, osetyjski, sanskryt, awestyjski, tocharski A i B, syryjski, arabski
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