James Clackson

Name:	James Clackson
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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• Indo-European Seminar

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• Left dislocation
• Causatives in Sanskrit
• The rise of vowel writing and the transmission of writing within and beyond Afroasiatic
• 'What would Catullus do? Epigraphic evidence for manuscript spelling
• A Roman ‘folk model’ of courage: animus and metaphor
• Early Latin to Neo-Latin: Festus and Scaliger
• Italic religious dedications: between local traditions and Graeco-Roman influences
• 1st Reading seminar: Harm Pinkster’s Oxford Latin Syntax
• Hieroglyphic Luwian masterclass
• The decline of infinitival complementation in Ancient Greek. A reconsideration
• PIE alignment change and the emergence of the thematic conjugation: Two sides of the same diachronic coin?
• Double accusatives in Ancient Greek: διδάσκω between traditional and modern approaches
• Introduction to the term’s reading seminar on A. Willi Origins of the Greek Verb
• Being non-binary: gender assignment in Old High German
• Orthography, <ει>? Spellings in Papyri, Uncials, and Tyndale House’s *The New Testament in its Original Greek*
• Indo-European and Iranian layers of Armenian vocabulary: the case of month names
• Advances in Proto-Basque Reconstruction and The Proto-Indo-European-Euskarian Hypothesis
• Word order and the Attic Orators: towards a modern linguistic account of ancient stylistic terminology
• A diachronic perspective on the temporality of the Greek infinitive
• Can the Greek dialects be grouped? A response to Parker and Ringe
• The syntax and semantics of -τος adjectives in Ancient Greek
• The family tree of Iranian and its problems
• "A phylogenetic classification of Bantu languages and its implications for ancient migration"
• On phylogenetic classification
• From 'RUN' to 'HELP': Anatolian, Core Indo-European and the chronology of a semantic shift
• Scribes, 'scribes' and language contact in Greco-Roman Egypt
• Types of Greek interference in Latin medical translations
• Monolingual bilinguals? Exploring Greek-Latin code switching with Fronto and friends
• Greek-Turkish language contacts in the Ottoman Empire: ways of verbal integration
• Greek disguised as Romance? Interpreting language convergence and divergence in terms of parameter hierarchies
• Reconstructing phonological change in Latin: reductionist versus structural diachronic explanations
• An LFG analysis of the Latin reflexive
• 'Formal syntax and language phylogeny
• The ab urbe condita construction in Latin - an LFG account
• Greek in Egypt, a heavyweight minority language
• Latin as a minority language in late Roman Britain
• How many languages were spoken in the ancient world?
• LATIN CLITICS AND LATIN WORD ORDER
• INDO-IRANIAN REFLEXES OF INDO-EUROPEAN STATIVES
• "Progress in Mycenaean Studies"
• Official prescriptive texts in Republican Italy : a diaphasic koiné ?
• South Picene and Sabine
• Listening not maybe to Virgil, but to the peoples of Italy
• Runic Germanic: A reading seminar
• The Greek Alphabet on the Edges: Geographic and Cultic
• Absolute on the rocks?: Participial concord in Roman Egypt
• Between tradition and linguistic reality: the riddle of Macedonian
• Gallia Graeca: mapping the linguistic landscape of Southern Gaul
• Do the preterite and the perfect mean the same? Some remarks on the Vilamovicean verbal system from a grammaticalization perspective
• Grammatical vs. concrete use of cases in ancient Indo-European languages
• Cycles of negation
• 'So, well then, I therefore argue.....'. Text structuring devices in Ancient Greek
• Greek relative clauses: Homer and his speakers
• The position of Bactrian amongst the Iranian languages
• Deciphering Bactrian: from script to syntax
• Some interesting manifestations of the subgrouping dilemma in Armenian
• Aspect in Armenian
• The chronology of Classical Armenian. Early linguistic splits.
• The Augment in Classical Armenian
• The Gaulish Inscription of Rom (Deux-Sèvres)
• Aspects of Definiteness in Ancient Greek
• Animacy, definiteness and case in Asia Minor Greek
• Comparing the sounds of accents of English, past and present