Linguistics at Cornell
Linguistics as a formal field of study at Cornell dates back to 1946. Ours is a diverse but highly interactive department. We offer one of the top Indo-European comparative linguistics programs in the country, and also have a leading-edge computational linguistics lab, a phonetics lab, and active research groups on topics including the syntax/prosody interface and the relation of language spread to rice agriculture. Cornell linguists do in-depth empirical work on languages ranging from Cheyenne to Yiddish. Our research emphasizes the theoretical bases for that work, in syntax, semantics, phonology, phonetics, and historical linguistics.
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Course Descriptions
Fall '11 Course Roster
Spring '12 Course Roster
Contact the Department
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Research
Computational Linguistics
Visit the lab and learn more about current research.
Phonetics
Visit the lab and learn more about current research.
Interface Research Group
Studying the interfaces between phonology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. Learn more about this group.
Events
News
- Honors thesis presentations, May 8.
- Christina Bjorndahl presents at CUNY Phonology Forum.
- Cornellians at the LSA
- Chung-Shieh "Ken" Shan to give invited talk at the 18th Amsterdam Colloquium
- Marisa Boston takes job at Nuance Communications
- Cornell University Doctoral/Postdoctoral Diversity Fellowship
- Michael Weiss in California