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Sun Aug 10 2008
Jobs: Algic & Morphology: Researcher, Universitaet Leipzig
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1. Jochen
Trommer,
Algic & Morphology: Researcher, Universitaet Leipzig, Germany
Message 1: Algic & Morphology: Researcher, Universitaet Leipzig, Germany
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Date: 10-Aug-2008
From: Jochen Trommer <jtrommeruni-leipzig.de>
Subject: Algic & Morphology: Researcher, Universitaet Leipzig, Germany
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University or Organization: Universitaet Leipzig
Department: Institut fuer Linguistik
Job Location: Leipzig, Sachsen, Germany
Web Address: http://www.uni-leipzig.de/~asw
Job Rank: Researcher
Specialty Areas: Morphology
Required Language(s): Algic
Description:
Two positions are available in the research project 'Hierarchy Effects in
Kiranti and Broader Algic', funded by the DFG (German Research Foundation).
The positions start October 1, 2008 (or later) and last three years. The
first position is a full-time post-doctoral 13 TV-L researcher position.
The second position is a half-time 13 TV-L/2 position. Applicants for the
second position must have an MA in hand and are expected to carry out
research for their dissertation in the project. Applicants for both
positions should have expertise in a significant subset of the following
areas: Current morphological theories (e.g., Distributed Morphology,
Word-and-Paradigm approaches), Optimality Theory, animacy hierarchy effects
in morphology and syntax, and the representation of linguistic data in
database systems.
Project description: The goal of the project is to broaden the empirical
and theoretical understanding of animacy hierarchy effects in polysynthetic
agreement systems by in-depth studies and the theoretical modelling of
morphological microvariation in two language families: Algic and Kiranti.
The guiding assumption is that low-level morphological variation provides
crucial diagnostics for the formal nature of these effects. Since verbal
inflectional paradigms are the major empirical basis of the project, a
methodological goal of the project is to develop methods of storing
morphological paradigms in data bases which explicitly represent
morphological relations inside and across paradigms. More information is
available at http://www.uni-leipzig.de/~jtrommer/Hierarchies.pdf
Applications via email are strongly encouraged. Applicants should send a CV
and one or two papers (only pdf files) to Jochen Trommer.
Application Deadline: Open until filled.
Mailing Address for Applications:
Jochen Trommer
Beethovenstrasse 15
Leipzig D-04107
Germany
Email Address for Applications: jtrommeruni-leipzig.de
Contact Information:
Jochen Trommer
Email: jtrommeruni-leipzig.de
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