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Associate Professor of Slavic Linguistics
Ph.D., Harvard University 1969
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418 Dey Hall
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919-962-7552


Research Interests

My research is divided practically evenly between linguistics and poetics. My published work in the former area has concerned the structure of modern Russian, as well as historical and comparative Slavic morphology. My poetics research includes structural analyses of the verse of Pasternak, Blok and Akhmatova. I have recently become involved in working out an adequate model for the description of Slavic declensional morphology, research recently published in The Journal of Slavic Linguistics ("An Automorphic Model of Paradigm Structure Structure. Toward a New Model of Russian Case Morphology") (1997) and in American Contributions to the Twelfth International Congress of Slavists ("The Automorphism of Slavic Declension in Synchronic and Diachronic Perspective") (1998).

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Recent Selected Publications:

    Article

  1. "O rannej istorii amerikanskoj slavistiki: uchrezhdenija i lichnosti." ("On the Early History of American Slavistics: Institutions and Personalities"). In Histoire de la slavistique. Le role des institutions,ed. Antonia Bernard, 201-211. Paris, 2003.

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Courses Regularly Taught:

RUSS 406-407
   
Advanced Russian Grammar
RUSS 405
   
Structure of Modern Russian
RUSS 400
   
Evolution of Russian
SLAV 405
   
Introduction to Slavic Linguistics
RUSS 892
   
Russian Versification


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425 Dey Hall CB# 3165 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3165
phone: 919-966-1642 fax: 919-962-2278 email: slavdept@unc.edu