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Prof.dr. P.C. Muysken Person

Prof.dr. P.C. Muysken

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Expertise Sociolinguistics; Creole studies; Language mixing; Bilingualism; Andean languages
Expertise (NL) Sociolinguïstiek; Creolentalen; Taalvermenging; Andestalen; Meertaligheid
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/068033397
KNAW member Humanities and Social Sciences Division
Addition Akademiehoogleraar (KNAW)
Grants/prizes NWO - Spinozapremie 1998

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Professor
Organisation Department of linguistics (RU)
Chair (EN) General linguistics
Chair (NL) Algemene taalwetenschap
Phone +31-24-3612169
Email p. muysken -at- let. ru. nl

Publications

Language and origin. The role of language in European asylum procedures: Linguistic and legal perspectives
The demise and attempted revival of Uchumataqu (Uru)
The copula in Ecuadorian Quechua
Presentación
Ethnolects as a multidimensional phenomenon
All publications..

Enhanced publications

Doctoral Thesis: The Indefinite Object in Mandarin Chinese. Its Marking, Interpretation and Acquisition
Doctoral Thesis: Cross-linguistic variation in object marking

Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Supervisor How Negerhollands is the eighteenth century variety of Negerhollands?
Supervisor The Noun Phrase in the Languages of South America
Supervisor The development of representation of caused motion events in children’s speech and gesture
Supervisor Roots of ethnolects: phonological aspects
Supervisor A Grammar of Ughele, an Oceanic Language of the Solomon Islands
All current research..

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Supervisor Animacy and word order in Dutch
Researcher Communicative Competences
Project leader Suriname Creole Archive (SUCA)
Project leader The roots of ethnolects
Project leader Language sampling
All completed research..

Classification

D36900 Language and literature studies of other language groups
D60100 History and philosophy of the social sciences

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