https://classics.osu.edu/events/8th-midwest-workshop-greek-language-linguistics

SATURDAY 9 FEBRUARY – SUNDAY 10 FEBRUARY, 2019

Inaugurating the OSU Laboratory for Greek Dialectology

8th Midwest Workshop on Greek Language & Linguistics

Contents available here:

http://go.osu.edu/herodotos-conference

Saturday November 7, 2020

 

9:30 – 9:40 — Christopher Brown, Marie Catherine de Marneffe, Micha Elsner, and Brian Joseph, Words of Welcome – Outline of Project

9:40 – 9:50 — Morley Stone (OSU Office of Research), “The Herodotos Project and the OSU research scene”

9:50 – 10:00 — Brian D. Joseph (OSU), “Whose land?”

10:00 – 10:15 — Stanley Dubinsky and Harvey Starr (University of South Carolina), “The Language Conflict Project: Modern conflicts and their connections to the ancient world”

10:15 – 10:35 — Clayton Marr (OSU), “Means and Ends of Latinization in Gaul”

10:35 – 10:55 — Rex E. Wallace (OSU / University of Massachusetts), “Thoughts on the Etrusco-Italic koine”

BREAK

11:15 – 11:35 — Mark Janse (Ghent University), “The Cappadocians: A case study in ancient ethnohistory”

11:35 – 11:55 — Anthony Kaldellis (OSU), “The extinction of ethnicities and languages in late antiquity”

11:55 – 12:15 — Jon Frey (Michigan State University), “Roman renovation of the Greek sanctuary of Poseidon at Isthmia”

LUNCH (on your own)

1:15– 1:45 — Elton Barker (UK Open University), “Mapping texts, annotating places, linking data”

BREAK

2:00 – 2:30 — Maximilian Schich (Tallinn University), “Groups and Other Topics of Confusion”

2:30 – 2:50 — Benjamin Allen (OSU B.A.), Cristina Perez Diukina (OSU), and Junyu Ruan (OSU), “Designing a database for the Herodotos Project”

BREAK

3:10 – 3:30 — Colleen Kron (OSU / Stockholm University), James Wolfe (OSU), and Morgan Amonett (OSU), “Greek and Latin Annotation for the Herodotos Project: Challenges and Prospectus”

3:30 – 3:50 — Charles Woodrum (OSU B.S.), “Applying the Humanities Entity Recognizer (HER) to stylometry”

3:50 – 4:10 –Christopher G. Brown (OSU), “The Herodotos Project and ethnohistorical research”

See Part Two for continuation and concluding discussion

Herodotos Project 2020: Ethnohistory and Digital Science — A Virtual Conference (Part One)

https://u.osu.edu/greekradio/2021/04/04/april-5th-2021-niko-soulas-and-antonia-zouridakis-on-popular-myths-in-neuroscience/

April 5th, 2021: Niko Soulas and Antonia Zouridakis on Popular Myths in Neuroscience

https://u.osu.edu/greekradio/2021/03/22/april-14-2021-angelia-poulopoulos-and-yanni-korakis-on-travels-in-greece/

April 14, 2021: Angelia Poulopoulos and Yanni Korakis on Travels in Greece

https://u.osu.edu/greekradio/2021/04/14/april-14-2021-yanni-patitsas-and-dimitris-dracopoulos-family-recollections-of-wwii-and-the-greek-civil-war/

Yanni Patitsas and Dimitris Dracopoulos--Family Recollections of WWII and the Greek Civil War

Manokas and Tsigas interview with Dr. Kaldellis

Carrie & Eleni, April 12, 2022

Yanni & Eirini Third Broadcast

Matthew Hadodo ((University of Pittsburgh): Η ώρα 4 πάρα κάρτο κεντιανό τρώγω: Contact-induced change at different structural levels of Istanbul Greek

Matthew Hadodo ((University of Pittsburgh): Η ώρα 4 πάρα κάρτο κεντιανό τρώγω

Emily Pandis (OSU):  Growing up Bilingual--in between Greek and American language and culture

Emily Pandis (OSU):  Growing up Bilingual

Christopher Brown (OSU):  Greek Ancient to Modern: A web resource for diachronic study of Greek

http://u.osu.edu/greek/

Christopher Brown (OSU):  Greek Ancient to Modern: A web resource for diachronic study of Greek

Words of Welcome (Cynthia Clopper, Interim Chair, Department of Linguistics / Brian Joseph, Director, Laboratory for Greek Dialectology)

https://classics.osu.edu/events/8th-midwest-workshop-greek-language-linguistics

Words of Welcome

Marianna Katsoyannou (University of Cyprus): Some observations on the symbiotic evolution of Greco and Calabrese verbal systems

Marianna Katsoyannou (University of Cyprus): Greco and Calabrese verbal systems

Michalis Marinis (University of Patras):  Language change in the Griko nominal inflectional paradigm

Michalis Marinis (University of Patras):  change in the Griko nominal paradigm

Kristina Antonia Feb, 17 2020: Our favorite Greek music

https://u.osu.edu/greekradio/plans-after-graduation/

Greek Radio: Antonia & Kristina: Plans after Graduation

In their 3rd and final broadcast of the historic semester, Kristina and Antonia delve into how the Coronavirus pandemic changed the world, from online school, to shelter in place guidelines, to Easter from a distance. They talk about their families here and in Greece, and compare the different approaches taken by each country. Additionally they talk about potential consequences and changes for students and other  young people in the coming year due to the crisis. As this broadcast is essentially a journal entry into the lives of two students during quarantine, they acknowledge the reach of the crisis and send their thoughts and prayers to all those affected by COVID-19 . They also want to say thank you to all the healthcare and essential workers fighting to keep everybody safe and remind everyone to stay home!

Christopher Brown (OSU): Greek Ancient to Modern: A web resource for diachronic study of Greek

OSU Modern Greek Program/Greek Dialectology Lab

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