Sarah Murray

Overview

Murray's primary interests are the semantics and pragmatics of natural language, specifically what sorts of formal representations are needed to analyze a variety of linguistic structures across grammatically diverse languages.

She has worked with the Cheyenne community in Southeastern Montana since 2006. In addition, she is interested in Indigenous languages, language documentation, and field methodology.

Departments/Programs

Linguistics
Philosophy

Graduate Fields

American Indian and Indigenous Studies
Cognitive Science
Linguistics
Philosophy

Research

Semantics and pragmatics, dynamic semantics, philosophy of language, cognitive science, fieldwork and fieldwork methodology, language documentation, Cheyenne and other Algonquian languages

Courses

Spring 2022

LING 4425 : Pragmatics
LING 6425 : Pragmatics
LING 6600 : Field Methods

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