Hi, thanks for stopping by!
It’s been a busy semester for me, so I haven’t updated as much as I would like. The semester ends in late April, so hopefully I’ll be able to get to more updates then.
In the meantime, feel free to contact me at morse(at)linguistlist.org if you want to say ‘hi!’
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I’m a 2nd year linguistics graduate student at Eastern Michigan University.
I actually started out my academic career in Ecology. I’ve always been fascinated with system whether they happen to be ecological or linguistic. It’s so much fun for me to work with giant puzzles, trying to figure out how the different pieces interact. I think that’s partially why I’m attracted to language documentation. While I’m interested in morphology, phonology, and historical linguitics from the theoretical perspective, I really enjoy how language documentation challenges every aspect of your knowledge.
I’m currently in the reading phase for a master’s thesis dealing with the folk taxonomic system in Ojibwe/Anishinaabemowin, so if you have any good insights or resources, I’d love to hear about them!