Claire Bowern
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Claire Bowern is a Professor at Yale University in the United States. Her research focuses on historical linguistics, particularly in the areas of diachrony and the historical linguistics of signed languages. She has published extensively on topics such as comparative polysemy and the emergence of aspectual items, contributing significantly to the understanding of linguistic development over time.
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Catherine Sheard
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Alan Yu
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Nicholas Evans
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Meredith Tamminga
University of Pennsylvania
Rhiannon Schembri
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Sam Passmore
The Australian National University
Salikoko S. Mufwene
The Edward Carson Waller Distinguished Service Professor of Linguistics and the College
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Sean Roberts
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Joseph Salmons
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Margaret Thomas
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Seiki Tanaka
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Robert Ross
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George Walkden
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University of Konstanz
Tamisha Tan
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Nanyang Technological University
Wolfgang Barth
The Australian National University
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