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Michael L. Weiss

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Cornell University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Linguistics

Department of Classics

Michael L. Weiss is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Cornell University.

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historical linguistics classics general linguistics linguistics slavic languages morphology latin language grammar morphology (linguistics) syntax applied linguistics european archaeology comparative grammar archaeology english language historical archaeology iguvine tables cultural history ritual modern italy asian studies islamic thought archaeological methods language learning language teaching second language acquisition social semiotics language policy textual practice digital scholarship ethnic studies prehistory religious symbol islamic studies south asian culture linguistic theory morphological analysis phonology morphology language curriculum foreign language learning language education comparative analysis cultural theory sexual consent gender theory gender stereotypes feminist identity syntactic structure linguistic typology sabellic italy ancient italy indo-european studies stephanie w. jamison sahasram ati srajas indo-european linguistics multi nominis grammaticus alan j. nussbaum form semo italo-celtic divinity seed. ’ word formation verb further reading credit act inner revolution historical phonology phonology lingua franca

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Italo-Celtic. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Michael Weiss

slavic languageseuropean archaeologyclassicslatinenglish languagehistorical linguisticsintermediate subgroup proto-italo-celtic

Oscan KúNsíF DeíVúZ and the DI Consentes. Classical Philology (2019)

Benjamin W. FortsonMichael Weiss

slavic languagessocial semioticslanguage policycomparative analysistextual practicelatinphilosophy of languagegeneral linguisticscultural theorysexual consenttranslation studiesdigital scholarshiplanguage documentation

The Inner Revolution: Old but Not That Old. BRILL eBooks (2019)

Michael Weiss

credit actphonologylinguisticsphonology morphologycomparative grammarapplied linguisticsgeneral linguisticsmorphologymorphology (linguistics)historical linguisticsinner revolutionsemantic historylanguage

An Italo-Celtic Divinity and a Common Sabellic Sound Change. Classical Antiquity (2017)

Michael Weiss

classicsreligious studiesform semoitalo-celtic divinitymorphologyseed. ’

The Paradigm of the Word for ‘House, Home’ in Old Irish and Related Issues. Indogermanische Forschungen (2017)

Michael Weiss

european archaeologylatin formclassicslatin loanlatinmorphologyenglish languagearchaeological methodshistorical linguisticshistorical archaeologyold irishhistory

Proto-Aryan *Strih- and Pie *Sor- 'Female, Woman'. Beech Stave Press eBooks (2016)

George E DunkelDieter GunkelJoshua KatzBrent VineMichael Weiss

gender identityethnic studiesgender theorywomen's studiesfeminist theoryfeminist studiesgender studiessex rolesgender stereotypesgender diversityfeminist identity

Sahasram Ati Srajas. Indo-Iranian and Indo-European Studies in Honor of Stephanie W. Jamison. (2016)

Dieter C. GunkelJoshua T. KatzBrent VineMichael Weiss

slavic languagesislamic studiesindo-european studiesstephanie w. jamisonsouth asian culturesahasram ati srajasanthropologyasian studieshistorical linguisticsislamic thoughtmiddle eastern studies

The Genitive-Accusative of the Personal Pronouns in Old Church Slavonic. Indo-European Linguistics (2015)

Michael Weiss

slavic languagesgrammarlinguisticspersonal pronounssyntactic structurelinguistic typologysyntaxgeneral linguisticsold church slavonicanimacy hierarchymorphologymorphology (linguistics)historical linguisticslanguage

Multi Nominis Grammaticus: Studies in Classical and Indo-European Linguistics in Honor of Alan J. Nussbaum, on the Occasion of His Sixty-Fifth Birthday. (2013)

Adam I. CooperJeremy RauMichael L. Weiss

slavic languagesgrammarlinguisticsindo-european linguisticscomparative grammarapplied linguisticssyntaxgeneral linguisticsmulti nominis grammaticusalan j. nussbaummorphology (linguistics)historical linguistics

Iguvine Tables. The Encyclopedia of Ancient History (2012)

Michael Weiss

iguvine tablestabulae iguvinaearchaeologyclassicsbronze tabletszooarchaeology

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Michael L. Weiss

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Linguistics

Department of Classics

Michael L. Weiss is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Cornell University.

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Italo-Celtic. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Michael Weiss

slavic languageseuropean archaeologyclassicslatinenglish languagehistorical linguisticsintermediate subgroup proto-italo-celtic

Oscan KúNsíF DeíVúZ and the DI Consentes. Classical Philology (2019)

Benjamin W. FortsonMichael Weiss

The Inner Revolution: Old but Not That Old. BRILL eBooks (2019)

Michael Weiss

An Italo-Celtic Divinity and a Common Sabellic Sound Change. Classical Antiquity (2017)

Michael Weiss

classicsreligious studiesform semoitalo-celtic divinitymorphologyseed. ’

The Paradigm of the Word for ‘House, Home’ in Old Irish and Related Issues. Indogermanische Forschungen (2017)

Michael Weiss

european archaeologylatin formclassicslatin loanlatinmorphologyenglish languagearchaeological methodshistorical linguisticshistorical archaeologyold irishhistory

Proto-Aryan *Strih- and Pie *Sor- 'Female, Woman'. Beech Stave Press eBooks (2016)

George E DunkelDieter GunkelJoshua KatzBrent VineMichael Weiss

gender identityethnic studiesgender theorywomen's studiesfeminist theoryfeminist studiesgender studiessex rolesgender stereotypesgender diversityfeminist identity

Sahasram Ati Srajas. Indo-Iranian and Indo-European Studies in Honor of Stephanie W. Jamison. (2016)

Dieter C. GunkelJoshua T. KatzBrent VineMichael Weiss

slavic languagesislamic studiesindo-european studiesstephanie w. jamisonsouth asian culturesahasram ati srajasanthropologyasian studieshistorical linguisticsislamic thoughtmiddle eastern studies

The Genitive-Accusative of the Personal Pronouns in Old Church Slavonic. Indo-European Linguistics (2015)

Michael Weiss

Multi Nominis Grammaticus: Studies in Classical and Indo-European Linguistics in Honor of Alan J. Nussbaum, on the Occasion of His Sixty-Fifth Birthday. (2013)

Adam I. CooperJeremy RauMichael L. Weiss

Iguvine Tables. The Encyclopedia of Ancient History (2012)

Michael Weiss

iguvine tablestabulae iguvinaearchaeologyclassicsbronze tabletszooarchaeology

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