Upcoming Guest Teaching:
* Summer 2005: Instructor at the Summer Linguistics Institute of the Linguistic
Society of America, Harvard/MIT (Cambridge, MA). "Topics in Indo-European
Nominal Morphology."
(http://web.mit.edu/lsa2005/courses/descriptions/231.html)
Courses Taught:
* Languages: Elementary and Intermediate Greek, Elementary and Intermediate
Latin, Elementary and Intermediate Sanskrit, Greek prose composition.
* Greek and Latin Linguistics and Philology: Greek Comparative Grammar, Greek
Dialects, Mycenaean Greek, Homeric Language; Latin Comparative Grammar, Archaic
Latin, Plautine Philology, Italic Dialects.
* Indo-European Linguistics: Sanskrit Comparative Grammar, Seminars on Indo-European
nominal formation, derivation and inflection.
* General Historical Linguistics
Major Publications:
Head and Horn in Indo-European (Berlin-New York 1986)
Two Studies in Greek and Homeric Linguistics (Göttingen 1998)
Recent Presentations:
May 2003: Hebrew University (Jerusalem): "Neo-Ionic and Homeric: An Illustrative
Instance."
June 2003: Twenty-second East Coast Indo-European Conference (ECIEC), Harvard
University : "A Benign Interpretation: Latin benignus and the 'bonus
rule.'" .
March 2004: Invited speaker at the University of California
(Berkeley) Workshop on Language and Dialect in Ancient Italy:
"Faliscan (pi)pafo: an (an)alysis."
April 2004: Invited speaker at the Ford Foundation Workshop on
Indo-European Historical Linguistics and Poetics of Harvard
University: "Some Thoughts on Proto-Indo-European Root Nouns." .
May 2004: Invited speaker at the Twenty-third ECIEC (Virginia Tech): "Cool
*-e:d-: The Latin fri:ge:do: and Greek alge:do:n, te:kedo:n, and hri:gedanos
types."
Summer 2004: Instructor at the Summer School of the Indogermanische Gesellschaft,
(Free University of Berlin)
November 2004: Invited speaker at the Sixteenth Annual UCLA
Indo-European Conference: "A -t- Party: Various IE nominal stems in *-(o/e)t-."
Conference Paper Invited:
June 2005: Twenty-fourth ECIEC, University of California (Berkeley). [Title
yet to be decided.]
Conference Paper Accepted:
January 2006: 137th Annual Meeting of the American Philological Association
(Montreal): "Classical Latin iudicare and Corcolle iouosdica-: Can you
get here from there?"