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Research interests

My research concentrates primarily on Icelandic language and linguistics, the history of the Icelandic language, and language change and variation in Icelandic through the centuries. I have also worked extensively on medieval Icelandic manuscripts as sources of evidence for earlier stages of the Icelandic language, medieval Icelandic manuscript culture, scribal practice, scribal networks, and the transmission of texts from one generation to the next. I have also done research on the Icelandic language in the nineteenth century and the emergence of the modern Icelandic language standard. In addition, I have also been involved in matters of Icelandic language policy.

Education/Academic qualification

PhD, Ph.D. Linguistics, Cornell University

… → 2001

Master, MA in Linguistics, Cornell University

… → 1998

Master, MA in Icelandic Linguistics, University of Iceland

… → 1995

Bachelor, BA Icelandic, University of Iceland

… → 1991

Keywords

  • P Philology. Linguistics
  • PD Germanic languages
  • PF West Germanic

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