Professor Stephanie Jamison will be giving a talk “What Would a Vedic Lawcode Look Like?” as part of the Georg Bühler Lecture Series at the Austrian Academy of Sciences on…
Read MoreProgram in Indo-European Studies graduate students Elisa Migliaretti and Paolo Sabattini have both won awards for outstanding Master’s theses in Indo-European Studies. Elisa Migliaretti received second place with her thesis…
Read MoreThe 232nd annual meeting of the American Oriental Society (AOS 232) is on March 18–March 21, 2022. The program features many talks by UCLA linguists: John Clayton: The Lengthening of…
Read MoreProfessor David Goldstein has been awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for 2022-23 for his project “Cascades of change: How domino effects shape language.” In this project, Professor Goldstein will examine how…
Read MoreThe 32nd Annual UCLA Indo-European Conference will be held as an online event, over the course of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, November 5–7, 2021. The Call for Papers is available…
Read MoreDavid Goldstein will be giving a workshop on computational phylogenetic linguistics on May 3, 5, and 7 2021. The workshop is organized by the research project “Connecting the Dots” (Thomas…
Read MoreJohn Clayton and Teigo Onishi will be presenting at the Linguistic Society of America 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting. John will be giving a talk entitled “Morphological change from allophonic asymmetry:…
Read MoreTony Yates has published a new article “Voice Reversals and Syntactic Structure: Evidence from Hittite“, co-authored with John Gluckman (University of Kansas), in Glossa. The article may be found here….
Read MoreIan Hollenbaugh has published a new article “A New Approach to Prohibitive Constructions in the R̥gveda and the Atharvaveda” in the Journal of the American Oriental Society. The article may…
Read MoreIan Hollenbaugh will be presenting a paper entitled “Prohibition Types in Ancient Greek: A Comparative Approach” at the 2021 Annual Meeting of the Society for Classical Studies, to be held…
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