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Curriculum Vitae
Work experience:
2021– scientific advisor, director, Institute of Historical Linguistics and Uralic Studies (Research Centre for Linguistics)
2018– professor, PPCU, Department of Theoretical Linguistics
2014 senior research fellow, HAS Research Institute for Linguistics
2009–2010 research fellow, HAS Research Institute for Linguistics
2003–2018 reader, PPCU
2002–2003 junior research fellow, HAS Research Institute for Linguistics
1999–2003 lecturer, PPCU
1994–1999 part-time lecturer, PPCU
Academic degrees, titles:
2017: Doctor of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Aspects of the Phonology and Morphology of Classical Latin)
2010: habilitation, PPCU, linguistics (The Phonotactics of Classical Latin Consonants)
2002: PhD, ELTE, theoretical linguistics (The typology and modelling of obstruent lenition and fortition processes)
1996: MA in English language and literature (ELTE)
MA in Latin language and literature (ELTE)
MA in theoretical linguistics
Research areas:
phonology, morphology, historical linguistics, Latin linguistics, the history of linguistics
Grants, visiting professorships etc.:
2020 Visiting professor at Charles University, Prague
2014 Hajdú Péter Visiting researcher's grant, HAS Research Institute for Linguistics
2013 Research seminar in Latin linguistics, Budapest, PPCU (TÁMOP)
2013 PhD research seminar, Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich (TÁMOP)
2008 Visiting researcher, Notre Dame University
2007–10 Bolyai János research grant
2001–04 Bolyai János research grant
1998–99 Telegdi Zsigmond research grant
1996–97 Visiting researcher, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
Academic service:
2020– Acta Linguistica Academica: Editor-in-chief
2019– HAS General Assembly, representative
2014– HAS Linguistics Committee, member
2016–19 OTKA/NKFIH Social Sciences College, member
2010–11, 2011–15 OTKA Linguistics Panel: member, chairman
2009–11 Hungarian Society for the Study of English, board member
2008–12, 2012–16, 2017–19 Nyelvtudományi Közlemények: editors' board member, editor, editor-in-chief
Papers at international conferences:
The lowering of high vowels before [r] in Latin. Fourth Symposium on Historical Phonology, Edinburgh, 2019
Allomorphic variation resulting from competing phonological patterns. International Morphology Meeting, Budapest, 2018
Phonologisation in the history of Latin: s-loss and the s-final prefixes. Third Symposium on Historical Phonology, Edinburgh, 2017
The phonological conditioning of Latin inflectional allomorphies. 18th International Colloquium on Latin Linguistics, Toulouse, 2015
Scale-based phonological conditioning and changes in Latin inflectional allomorphy. Societas Linguistica Europaea 48th Annual Meeting, Leiden, 2015
Phonology and morphology in the nineteenth century: the issue of abstractness vs. empiricism. Workshop on the History of Historical Phonology, Edinburgh, 2015, invited speaker
Types of sound change. Symposium on Historical Phonology, Edinburgh, 2014, invited speaker
Opacity, lexicalisation, recomposition and phonological adjustment in prefixation. International Morphology Meeting, Budapest, 2014
The reaction against loanwords: the case of Latinate borrowings in English. 9th Conference of English, American and Canadian Studies, Brno, 2010
Constraints on prefixation as evidence for the history of Latin gn. 14th International Morphology Meeting, Budapest, 2010
Sounds out of silence: Alexander Murray on the origins of language. Sounds of Silence, Piliscsaba, 2010
The -alis/-aris allomorphy revisited. 13th International Morphology Meeting, Wien, 2008
English purist tendencies in a comparative perspective. Second Symposium on New Approaches in English Historical Lexis (HEL-LEX 2), Lammi, 2008
Morphological analysis in Pál Pereszlényi’s Hungarian Grammar (Grammatica Linguae Ungaricae, 1682). International Conference on the History of the Language Sciences, Potsdam, 2008
On the phonotactics of liquids in Latin. 15th Manchester Phonology Meeting, 2007
Palatality as secondary place. Congrès International Linguistique XVII, Prague, 2003
Viginti quatuor: a medieval genre of Latin grammar. Lingue romanze nel medioevo, Piliscsaba, 2002
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