Staff
Brigitte L Bauer
Co-founder of the Indo-European Documentation Center
blm.bauer@austin.utexas.edu | 471-4556 | PCL 5.557Education
Ph.D, The University of Nijmegen, NetherlandsInterests
Historical linguistics, Indo-European
Collin L Brown
Research Assistant
browncl@utexas.edu | 232-6381 | BUR 362Education
M.A., Germanic Studies, University of Texas at AustinInterests
Medieval studies, folklore, conversion of Europe
Maggie S Gemmell
Research Assistant
gemmell@utexas.edu | 471-4566 | PCL 5.553Education
Ph.D., M.A., Germanic Linguistics, University of Texas at AustinInterests
Metaphor, politeness, lexical semantics, conversation analysis, foreign language pedagogy, meaning representations and human conceptual structure
Karina A High
Research Assistant
khigh@utexas.edu | 471-4566 | PCL 5.555Education
M. Phil., Romance Studies, University of ViennaInterests
Comparative and diachronic Romance linguistics, language variation and language contact, grammaticalization, sociolinguistics
Todd B Krause
Research Associate
bobtodd@math.utexas.edu | 471-4566 | PCL 5.550Education
Ph.D., Physics, University of Texas at AustinInterests
Linguistics: historical linguistics, Pali, Old Russian, Tocharian;Physics: plasma physics, Hamiltonian dynamics;
Mathematics: differential geometry, nonlinear dynamics, statistical inference
Stephanie Russo Krilov
Research Assistant
stephaniekrilov@gmail.com | 471-4566 | PCL 5.555Education
M.A., French Linguistics, University of Texas at AustinInterests
Historical linguistics, endangered languages, semantic change, discourse analysis-
Resources
- Overview
- Early Indo-European OnLine
- Indo-European Lexicon
-
Books Online
- Overview
- Directions for Historical Linguistics
- Grammar of Proto-Germanic
-
Proto-Indo-European Phonology
- Contents
- Author's Note
- Editor's Note
- 1. Introduction
- 2. PIE phonology
- 3. Laryngeal theory
- 4. Gmc lengthening
- 5. PGmc /g/, /k(k)/
- 6. Gmc laryngeals
- 7. OHG r-preterites
- 8. Gmc resonants
- 9. PGmc Long close e
- 10. 'Initial y' in Gk
- 11. Aryan aspirates
- 12. PIE laryngeals
- 13. PIE phonemics
- 14. Lar. Allophones
- 15. Development
- A. Scholar index
- B. Form index
- Proto-Indo-European Syntax
-
Reader in 19th Century Historical Indo-European Linguistics
- Contents
- Author's Note
- Editor's Note
- 0. W.P. Lehmann
- 1. Wm. Jones
- 2. von Schlegel
- 3. R. Rask
- 4. F. Bopp
- 5. J. Grimm
- 6. von Humboldt
- 7. von Raumer
- 8. A. Schleicher
- 9. C. Lottner
- 10. H. Grassmann
- 11. K. Verner
- 12. H. Hübschmann
- 13. K. Brugmann
- 14. H. Osthoff et al.
- 15. E. Sievers
- 16. de Saussure
- 17. Wm. Whitney
- 18. E. Sievers
- Syntactic Typology
-
Anglo-Saxon Dictionary
- Introduction
- Notes
- Dictionary A
- A
- B
- Dictionary B
- C
- Dictionary C
- D
- Dictionary D
- E
- Dictionary E
- F
- Dictionary F
- G
- Dictionary G
- H
- Dictionary H
- I
- Dictionary I
- K
- Dictionary K
- L
- Dictionary L
- M
- Dictionary M
- N
- Dictionary N
- O
- Dictionary O
- P
- Dictionary P
- Q
- Dictionary Q
- R
- Dictionary R
- S
- Dictionary S
- T
- Dictionary T
- Þ
- Dictionary Þ
- U
- Dictionary U
- W
- Dictionary W
- Y
- Dictionary Y
- Early Indo-European Texts
- Complete Rigveda
- News
- About
- Links
- Map
Linguistics Research Center
University of Texas at Austin
PCL 5.556
Mailcode S5490
Austin, Texas 78712
512-471-4566
-
Students
- Prospective
- Undergraduate
- Graduate
The College of Liberal Arts
The University of Texas at Austin
116 Inner Campus Dr Stop G6000
Austin, TX 78712
General Inquiries:
512-471-4141
Student Inquiries:
512-471-4271
-
Departments
-
Centers
-
Institutes
-
Programs
-
Initiatives
-
Administration
- Office of the Dean
- Academic Affairs
- Research & Graduate Studies
- Student Affairs
- Business Affairs
- Human Resources
- Alumni & Giving
- Public Affairs
- LAITS: IT & Facilities
- The University of Texas at Austin
116 Inner Campus Dr Stop G6000
Austin, TX 78712 - General Inquiries:
512-471-4141
Student Inquiries:
512-471-4271
Web Privacy Policy
Web Accessibility Policy
© Copyright TEXT