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Lenore A. Grenoble

John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor

University of Chicago

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Linguistics, Department of

Lenore A. Grenoble is currently serving as a Linguistics, Department Of John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor at University of Chicago.

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University of Chicago

John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor

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linguistics language sociolinguistics communication multilingualism applied linguistics linguistic diversity discourse analysis general linguistics historical linguistics endangered languages syntax language policy language revitalization grammar language pedagogy language migration indigenous languages journalism narrative linguistic typology linguistic theory language variation vegetation science information packaging intellectual discourse cold region science plant science documentation multiculturalism phytogeography plant ecology indigenous studies indigenous peoples syntactic structure ethnobotany linguistic ecology information design language endangerment language loss language development intercultural studies plant physiology cryosphere pragmatics urban history sustainable development ethology information management international sociology scholarly communication ontology (information science) plant biology plant analysis lexical semantics theoretical linguistics settler colonialism language science programming language design programming language implementation information flow information structure discourse structure vegetation history soviet union community response tungusic classification russian discourse tungusic languages future prospects language shift ecologies language revitalisation language maintenance language death language shift discourse coherence

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Language Shift: Borrowing of Russian Conjunctions in Evenki. Arctic XXI century (2026)

general linguisticssyntaxhistorical linguisticslanguagelanguage variationgrammarlinguisticscomparative grammar

Identity-Based Language Shift Modeling. The Arctic XXI century Humanities (2025)

endangered languageslanguage migrationlanguageapplied linguisticslinguisticsidentity (social science)

The Verticalization Model of Language Shift, Edited by Joshua R. Brown. Heritage Language Journal (2025)

multilingualismlanguage migrationlanguagelanguage variationapplied linguisticslinguistics

23 Language Loss and Endangerment in Northern Asia. De Gruyter eBooks (2024)

Lenore A. Grenoble

northern asialanguage losslanguage

The Dynamics of Multilingualism in an Arctic Language Ecology. Journal of Language Contact (2024)

Lenore A. GrenobleMarina Imeeva-KysylbaikovaNinel MalyshevaAitalina TimofeevaAntonina Vinokurova

linguistic ecologylanguagemultilingualismarctic language ecologylinguistic diversitylanguage sciencesociolinguisticslinguistics

Tracking and Unlocking the Past: Documentation of Arctic Indigenous Languages. Springer polar sciences (2024)

Lenore A. GrenobleVanda B. Ignatieva

historyarchival researchethnographyindigenous studiescold region scienceindigenous languagesanthropologyfolklore studiesarctic indigenous languages

Documenting Multilingualism and Contact. Journal of Language Contact (2023)

Lenore A. GrenobleJack B. Martin

multilingualismjournalismcommunicationdocumentation

Ethnobotany of the Sakha People: Traditional Medicine, Rites, and Food Culture. Preprints.org (2023)

Lenore A. GrenobleNinel MalyshevaNina Turantaeva

food cultureethnobotanyanthropologysakha peopletraditional medicinescultural anthropology

Language Vitality and Sustainability. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Lenore A. GrenobleAntonina A. VinokurovaElena V. Nesterova

language vitalitylinguisticssustainable development

Language Vitality and Sustainability: Minority Indigenous Languages in the Sakha Republic. In Vladimir D. Davydov, Jenanne Ferguson, & John Ziker, eds., The Siberian World, 31-46. New York: Routledge (2023)

language policyindigenous languagesendangered languageslanguage migrationlinguistic diversityanthropologysociolinguisticslanguage culture

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Lenore A. Grenoble

John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Linguistics, Department of

Lenore A. Grenoble is currently serving as a Linguistics, Department Of John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor at University of Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Lenore A. Grenoble

University of Chicago

John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Language Shift: Borrowing of Russian Conjunctions in Evenki. Arctic XXI century (2026)

general linguisticssyntaxhistorical linguisticslanguagelanguage variationgrammarlinguisticscomparative grammar

Identity-Based Language Shift Modeling. The Arctic XXI century Humanities (2025)

endangered languageslanguage migrationlanguageapplied linguisticslinguisticsidentity (social science)

The Verticalization Model of Language Shift, Edited by Joshua R. Brown. Heritage Language Journal (2025)

multilingualismlanguage migrationlanguagelanguage variationapplied linguisticslinguistics

23 Language Loss and Endangerment in Northern Asia. De Gruyter eBooks (2024)

Lenore A. Grenoble

northern asialanguage losslanguage

The Dynamics of Multilingualism in an Arctic Language Ecology. Journal of Language Contact (2024)

Lenore A. GrenobleMarina Imeeva-KysylbaikovaNinel MalyshevaAitalina TimofeevaAntonina Vinokurova

linguistic ecologylanguagemultilingualismarctic language ecologylinguistic diversitylanguage sciencesociolinguisticslinguistics

Tracking and Unlocking the Past: Documentation of Arctic Indigenous Languages. Springer polar sciences (2024)

Lenore A. GrenobleVanda B. Ignatieva

historyarchival researchethnographyindigenous studiescold region scienceindigenous languagesanthropologyfolklore studiesarctic indigenous languages

Documenting Multilingualism and Contact. Journal of Language Contact (2023)

Lenore A. GrenobleJack B. Martin

multilingualismjournalismcommunicationdocumentation

Ethnobotany of the Sakha People: Traditional Medicine, Rites, and Food Culture. Preprints.org (2023)

Lenore A. GrenobleNinel MalyshevaNina Turantaeva

food cultureethnobotanyanthropologysakha peopletraditional medicinescultural anthropology

Language Vitality and Sustainability. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Lenore A. GrenobleAntonina A. VinokurovaElena V. Nesterova

language vitalitylinguisticssustainable development

language policyindigenous languagesendangered languageslanguage migrationlinguistic diversityanthropologysociolinguisticslanguage culture

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