PAST EVENTS
LUCL Colloquium
Date | 11 November 2022 Location | Leiden University Centre for Linguistics Presentation by Maarten Mous, Christan Rapold, Ahmed Sosal: The relevance of Cushitic for the linguistic history of East Africa.
See moreBantUGent-ILCAA Joint Research Workshop
Date | 1-2 September 2022 Location | Ghent University The Past and Present of Bantu Languages Integrating Micro-Typology, Historical-Comparative Linguistics and Lexicography Presentation by Maarten Mous & Iris Kruijsdijk: The complex history of Mbugwe (F34, Tanzania).
See more52nd Colloquium on African Languages and Linguistics
Date | 29-31 August 2022 Location | Leiden East Africa Workshop
See moreInternational Conference on Historical Linguistics
Date | 1-5 August 2022 Location | Oxford Posters: Historical development of pluratives in Cushitic (Ahmed Sosal) Proto-Southern Nilotic *ɬVɬ was *RVɬ (Christian Rapold) Presentation: “Numerals as history of East African languages” (Maarten Mous).
See moreLUCL Summer School
Date | 13-18 June 2022 Location | Leiden University Courses taught by Ahmed Sosal, Christian Rapold, Andrew Harvey and Maarten Mous.
See moreFieldwork in Tanzania
Date | 20 June-14 July 2022 Location | Tanzania Fieldwork in Tanzania (Maarten Mous) Arusha: phonetic experiments on Iraqw with Didier Demolin and Alain Ghio Kwermusl: Iraqw nominal number, onomatopoeia, interjections, expectational tense, vowel length before NC clusters, vowel length in verbal derivation, hither Haydom: Datooga loans in Iraqw dictionary Magugu: Mbugwe, Nyiramba, Nyaturu lexicon,…
Read MoreLIME Field School
Date | 13-18 June 2022 Location | University of Zomba, Malawi Maarten Mous teaching at LIME field school at University of Zomba, Malawi; discussions with Jean Chavula.
Read More9th Bantu Conference
Date | 7-10 June 2022 Location | Blantyre, Malawi Presentation (key note) by Maarten Mous: Ethnic and linguistic reconstitution among Bantu languages: The cases of Rangi (F33) and Mbugwe (F34) in Tanzania.
Read MoreRift Valley Network webinar
Date | 27 January 2021Location | Online Maarten Mous: Towards the linguistic history of Rangi and Mbugwe. https://zenodo.org/record/4498156#.YBq9m9Z7nJw
Read MoreAfrica Knows! conference
Date | 3 December 2020Location | (Online) African Studies Center ASC, Leiden Panel Language history and its present relevance; Maarten Mous presenting “Iraqw culture and identity in a unified Tanzania”.
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