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Presentations on specific languages and groups
AnatolianProf. Dr. Silvia Luraghi (together with Guglielmo Inglese)
University of Pavia
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Aramaic in contact with Indo-EuropeanProf. Dr. Geoffrey Khan
University of Cambridge
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Armenian (Classical)PD Dr. Daniel Kölligan
University of Cologne, Dept. of Linguistics - Comparative Philology
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Baltic and SlavicProf. Dr. Björn Wiemer
Johannes-Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz, Institut für Slavistik
Turkologie und zirkumbaltische Studien
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Dr. Peter Arkadiev (Senior researcher)
Russian Academy of Sciences/Moscow, Institute of Slavic Studies
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Celtic and AlbanianProf. Dr. Stefan Schumacher
University of Vienna, Department of Linguistics
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Gothic and Western GermanicProf. Dr. Michail L. Kotin
University of Zielona Góra, Institute of German Philology, Department of Grammar and History of the German Language
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GreekProf. Eva-Carin Gerö
Stockholm University, Department of Romance and Classical Studies
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IranianDr. Thomas Jügel
LabEx INaLCO/Paris, UMR "Mondes iranien et indien"
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LatinDr. Robert Crellinwebsiteabstract
Latin to RomanceProf. Dr. Daniel Jacob
University of Freiburg
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TocharianDr. Ilja A. Ser˛ant
University of Leipzig
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VedicDr. Eystein Dahl
UiT – The Arctic University of Norway
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Presentations from a typological perspective
Development of the perfect within Indo-European verbal systemsProf. Dr. Martin Joachim Kümmel
Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Chair of Indo-European Studies
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Indo-European Perfects in Typological PerspectiveProf. em. Dr. Östen Dahl
Stockholm University, Department of Linguistics
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The Perfect in the Languages of EuropeProf. Dr. Bridget Drinka
University of Texas at San Antonio
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Swedish from a typological persepctiveProf. em. Dr. Åke Viberg
Uppsala University
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The Perfect as a Rhetorical DeviceDr. Stephen H. Levinsohn
SIL International, Senior Linguistics Consultant
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Last update 2016-09-22