External lecturers

• Dr Mary Bachvarova

  Assistant professor of Classics Chair, Classical Studies Program, Willamette University.
   
  Primary fields of interest: Greek and Middle Eastern culture and religion. In 2009, Dr Bachvarova visited the project to teach a block seminar entitled The roots of epic and tragedy - the Near Eastern component in literary genres of antiquity.

   

  Phone: +1 503-370-6984

  Email: mbachvar@willamette.edu

• Dr Antje Casaretto

  Institut für Altertumswissenschaften, University of Würzburg.
   
  Primary fields of interest: Indo-European, Indo-Iranian, and Germanic with a particular focus on morphology (derivation and suppletion). In 2009, Dr Casaretto visited the project to teach a block seminar entitled Gothic Word Formation.

   

   

  Email: antje.casaretto@uni-wuerzburg.de 

• Professor Michael Janda

  Institut für Indogermanische Sprachwissenschaft, University of Münster.
   
  Primary fields of interest: Indo-European mythology and religion. In 2010 professor Janda taught the block seminar Greek and Indo-European Religion.

   

  Phone: +49 (0)251-83 298 71

  Email: janda@uni-muenster.de

• Professor Brian Joseph
  Ohio State University:
  In 2010 Professor Joseph taught the block seminar Albanian in Indo-European, Albanian in the Balkans: Archaisms and Innovations.

• Professor Martin Kümmel

  Professor at the Department of Indo-European and General Linguistics, University of Freiburg.
   
  Primary fields of interest: the historical phonology of Indo-European as well as other languages. Professor Kümmel will teach a block seminar on Indo-European phonology. Professor Kümmel visited the project in 2011 teaching the block seminar Problems in Indo-European Phonology.

   

  Phone: +49 761 2033166

  Email: martin.kuemmel@mail.uni-freiburg.de

• Professor Alan Nussbaum

  Professor of Classics and Lingusistics at the Department of Classics, Cornell University.
   
  Primary fields of interest: Indo-European inflectional and derivational morphology as well as Greek and Latin diachronic and comparative linguistics. Professor Nussbaum will teach a block seminar on Indo-European morphology. Professor Nussbaum visited the project in 2010 teaching the block seminar Morphology and Semantics of Some Indo-European Denominal
  Derivational Types .

   

  Phone: +1 (607) 255-8331

  Email: ajn8@cornell.edu

• Professor Elisabeth Rieken

  Professor at the Institut für Orientalistik und Sprachwissenschaft, Philipps-Universität Marburg.
   
  Primary fields of interest: nominal word formation and Anatolian diachronic and comparative linguistics. Professor Rieken will teach a block seminar on nominal word formation. Professor Rieken visited the project in 2010 giving a speech at the block seminar Analtolian spring in Copenhagen.

   

  Phone: +49 (6421) 28-24785

  Email: rieken@staff.uni-marburg.de

• Professor Brent Vine

  Professor of Classics at the Department of Classics and Program in Indo-European Studies, University of California, Los Angeles.
   
  Primary fields of interest: Greek and Latin diachronic and comparative linguistics; Indo-European phonology, morphology, and poetics. Professor Vine visited the project to teach the block seminar Studies in Latin etymology and phonology.
   

   

  Email: vine@humnet.ucla.edu