I’m currently studying for a Master’s degree in Linguistics from the University of Montana. I expect to graduate in May 2027.
I graduated from Oberlin College for my BA as a Creative Writing and Linguistics double major in 2024.
My fields of interest include syntax (and morphosyntax) of southern Alaskan languages, as well as historical linguistics with a vague focus on English. Read my full grammar sketch of the dormant language Eyak below (based on A Grammar of Eyak by Michael E. Krauss), and an analysis of a potential Northern Northwest coast language area, which discusses Eyak, Tlingit, Aleut, and Haida.
Features of the Northern Northwest Coast Language Area
If you’re intrigued by something more experimental, take a look at my unusual approach to the semantics of “deer” in Old English, Middle English, and modern English. I did not know what I was doing.
Small Data Set Alternative Process as Applied to the Semantics of “Deer” from Old English to Modern