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Mary Niepokuj

Mary Niepokuj

  • Associate Professor // English
  • Associate Professor // Linguistics // SIS
  • Associate Professor // Medieval and Renaissance Studies // SIS
  • Associate Professor // SIS

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Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, 1991

 

Specialization

Linguistics

Research Areas:
Theoretical approaches to historical change and Indo-European languages and literatures, particularly Celtic, Germanic, and Indic languages

 

Professor Niepokuj is the author of The Development of Verbal Reduplication in Indo-European (1997). She has published articles in the Journal of Indo-European Studies and the Proceedings of the Berkeley Linguistics Society and contributed two chapters to two recent edited collections published by John Benjamins: Germanic Linguistics: Synchronic and Diachronic (1996) and Explanation in Historical Linguistics (1992). She is a specialist in historical linguistics and theoretical phonology and regularly teaches the History of the English Language. Her research interests include theoretical approaches to historical change and Indo-European languages and literatures, particularly Celtic, Germanic, and Indic languages.