We focus on studying language contact and developing spoken corpora. Our primary area of interest are languages of Russia, including Daghestan.
Moscow, Russia
Joined October 2020
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Linguistic Convergence Laboratory retweeted
Have you ever dream about glossing in rmarkdown and automatically collect glosses and their definitions? Meet my new package lingglosses
agricolamz.github.io/lingglo…
Our next lecture "East Caucasian postpositions from a typological perspective" by Tatiana Philippova & Polina Nasledskova is today!
Join us today for the discussion of nominal stems in East Caucasian by Steven Kaye! 19:00-20:30 Moscow time (UTC+3)
Dear colleagues,
we launch a new cycle of our Online course on East Caucasian languages! The lectures will be held each Wednesday at 19.00-20.30 (UTC+3), starting from the 3rd of November. For more information see the webpage of the series ilcl.hse.ru/en/east_caucasia….
Linguistic Convergence Laboratory retweeted
It's wonderful to see this paper on loanwords in Dagestanian languages published. It takes the quantitative study of borrowing to a new level of empirical detail and rigor. Kudos to M. Daniel, I. Chechuro, S. Verhees, and N. Dobrushina.
muse.jhu.edu/article/806347
Till Feb 15, we have an open vacancy for POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW in our Lab! Spread the word or apply! You can ask your questions here in direct or see full description: ilcl.hse.ru/en/vacancies/
Michael Daniel, Nina Dobrushina, Yuri Koryakov, Yury Lander, Timur Maisak, Johanna Nichols -- members of the Linguistic Convergence Laboratory contributed chapters to new Oxford Handbook of Languages of the Caucasus: ilcl.hse.ru/en/news/43402919…
Our online course on Nakh-Daghestanian languages was a wonderful success. See how it was: ilcl.hse.ru/en/news/42783751…
Today is the next lecture of our Online course on East Caucasian languages! "Information structure in East Caucasian languages" by Diana Forker. Everybody is welcome!
More details about the course: ilcl.hse.ru/en/east_caucasia…
Today is the next lecture of the Online course on East Caucasian languages, and you still have an opportunity to attend! "Agreement in East Caucasian languages" by Marina Chumakina.
More details: ilcl.hse.ru/en/east_caucasia…
The next lecture of the Online course on East Caucasian languages is today! "The encoding of evidentiality in East Caucasian: different types of marking and areal distribution" by Samira Verhees.
More details: ilcl.hse.ru/en/east_caucasia…
Today is the lecture of the Online course on East Caucasian languages and you still have an opportunity to attend! "The verb in East Caucasian languages" by Timur Maisak.
More details: ilcl.hse.ru/en/east_caucasia…
Today is the fifth lecture of our Online course on East Caucasian languages! "Pronominal deixis in East Caucasian, stability and renewals" by Gilles Authier (Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes). Everybody is welcome!
More details about the course: ilcl.hse.ru/en/east_caucasia…
Today is the fourth lecture of the Online course on East Caucasian languages and you still have an opportunity to attend! "Nominal spatial morphology in East Caucasian languages" by Michael Daniel.
More details: ilcl.hse.ru/en/east_caucasia…
Third lecture of the Online course on East Caucasian languages: "Phonology of East Caucasian languages" by George Moroz (Linguistic Convergence Laboratory, HSE).
October 21. Do not miss!
First two lectures are available on Youtube.
More details: ilcl.hse.ru/en/east_caucasia…
Today is the second lecture of our Online course on East Caucasian languages! "Nakh-Daghestanian: Essential background, what's distinctive, why it's of interest to all of science" by Johanna Nichols. Everybody is welcome!
More details about the course: ilcl.hse.ru/en/east_caucasia…
