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Darya Kavitskaya

Professor

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Arts & Humanities

Social Sciences

Linguistics

Arts & Humanities

Slavic Languages and Literatures

Darya Kavitskaya is currently serving as an Arts & Humanities Professor at University of California, Berkeley.

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Darya Kavitskaya

University of California, Berkeley

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linguistics phonetics phonology communication slavic languages audiology language language development child development child language russian-speaking children sound change tundra nenets semantics speech perception sociolinguistics hearing research reading research prosody (linguistics) interaction effects multiple-criteria decision analysis bioacoustics acoustical engineering acoustic ecology desertification feature spreading phonetic variability pokemon names sound symbolism syllable complexity hittite vowel epenthesis sonority hierarchy non-iterative vowel harmony biscriptual morphological transducer samothraki greek nonword repetition study cluster duration phonetic causes speech production phonology morphology secondary articulation vowel harmony speech science general linguistics speech communication phonological theory

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

On the Reconstruction of Contrastive Secondary Palatalization in Common Slavic. Journal of Historical Linguistics (2022)

Florian WandlDarya Kavitskaya

linguisticscontrastive secondary palatalizationslavic languagescommon slavichistorical linguisticslanguage

On the Status of Non-Iterativity in Feature Spreading. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2022)

Adam G McCollumDarya Kavitskaya

semanticsfeature spreadinglinguistics

Daniel Recasens (2020). Phonetic Causes of Sound Change: The Palatalization and Assibilation of Obstruents. (Oxford Studies in Diachronic and Historical Linguistics 42.) Oxford: Oxford University Press. Pp. XVIII + 203.. Phonology (2021)

Darya Kavitskaya

linguisticssound changephonetic causeshistorical linguisticsphonetics

A Biscriptual Morphological Transducer for Crimean Tatar. (2019)

Francis M. TyersJonathan N. WashingtonDarya KavitskayaMemduh Gökırmak

morphologylinguisticsbiscriptual morphological transducer

Non-Iterative Vowel Harmony in Crimean Tatar. (2018)

Adam G. McCollumDarya Kavitskaya

phoneticslinguisticsnon-iterative vowel harmony

POKÉMONIKERS: A Study of Sound Symbolism and PokéMon Names. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America (2018)

Stephanie S ShihJordan AckermanNoah HermalinSharon InkelasDarya Kavitskaya

pokemon nameslinguisticscommunicationsound symbolismsociolinguistics

Tundra Nenets Consonant Sandhi as Coalescence. The Linguistic Review (2017)

Peter StaroverovDarya Kavitskaya

phonologyphoneticslinguistics

Cluster Duration in a Nonword Repetition Study of Russian-Speaking Children. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Darya KavitskayaSharon Inkelas

language developmentnonword repetition studyrussian-speaking childrenlinguisticsslavic languagesacoustical engineeringchild languageaudiologyhearing researchreading researchcluster durationchild developmentacoustic ecology

Stratal Ot and Underspecification: Evidence From Tundra Nenets. Proceedings of the Annual Meetings on Phonology (2016)

Peter StaroverovDarya Kavitskaya

phonologylinguisticsdesertificationstratal otaudiologytundra nenetsphonetics

The Phonetics of R-Deletion in Samothraki Greek. Journal of Greek Linguistics (2015)

Argyro KatsikaDarya Kavitskaya

phoneticslinguisticssamothraki greek

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Darya Kavitskaya

Professor

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Arts & Humanities

Social Sciences

Linguistics

Arts & Humanities

Slavic Languages and Literatures

Darya Kavitskaya is currently serving as an Arts & Humanities Professor at University of California, Berkeley.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Darya Kavitskaya

University of California, Berkeley

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On the Reconstruction of Contrastive Secondary Palatalization in Common Slavic. Journal of Historical Linguistics (2022)

Florian WandlDarya Kavitskaya

linguisticscontrastive secondary palatalizationslavic languagescommon slavichistorical linguisticslanguage

On the Status of Non-Iterativity in Feature Spreading. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2022)

Adam G McCollumDarya Kavitskaya

semanticsfeature spreadinglinguistics

Darya Kavitskaya

linguisticssound changephonetic causeshistorical linguisticsphonetics

A Biscriptual Morphological Transducer for Crimean Tatar. (2019)

Francis M. TyersJonathan N. WashingtonDarya KavitskayaMemduh Gökırmak

morphologylinguisticsbiscriptual morphological transducer

Non-Iterative Vowel Harmony in Crimean Tatar. (2018)

Adam G. McCollumDarya Kavitskaya

phoneticslinguisticsnon-iterative vowel harmony

POKÉMONIKERS: A Study of Sound Symbolism and PokéMon Names. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America (2018)

Stephanie S ShihJordan AckermanNoah HermalinSharon InkelasDarya Kavitskaya

pokemon nameslinguisticscommunicationsound symbolismsociolinguistics

Tundra Nenets Consonant Sandhi as Coalescence. The Linguistic Review (2017)

Peter StaroverovDarya Kavitskaya

phonologyphoneticslinguistics

Cluster Duration in a Nonword Repetition Study of Russian-Speaking Children. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Darya KavitskayaSharon Inkelas

Stratal Ot and Underspecification: Evidence From Tundra Nenets. Proceedings of the Annual Meetings on Phonology (2016)

Peter StaroverovDarya Kavitskaya

phonologylinguisticsdesertificationstratal otaudiologytundra nenetsphonetics

The Phonetics of R-Deletion in Samothraki Greek. Journal of Greek Linguistics (2015)

Argyro KatsikaDarya Kavitskaya

phoneticslinguisticssamothraki greek

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