Panayiotis A. Pappas PhD
Assistant
Professor
Department of Linguistics
Simon Fraser University
Bio: B.A.
from St John's College Annapolis MD, Ph.D. in Linguistics from The Ohio
State University in 2001. At SFU since 2002. 2001-2002: Visiting Assistant
Professor with the Department of English, Texas A&M University.
Research
Interests: I am primarily interested in Language Variation
and Change. In my dissertation, I investigated the pattern of weak
object pronoun placement in Medieval Greek and the changes that have taken
place. I am also interested in syntactic and morphological phenomena
in general, issues in historical linguistics, and sociolinguistics. My
dissertation was published in 2004 (Variation and Morphosyntactic Change
in Greek: from clitics to affixes, Palgrave MacMillan). Currently I am
working on a brief grammatical sketch of Modern Greek (with Brian Joseph),
and starting a project that will investigate the pattern of pronoun placement
in Cypriot Greek.
Teaching: Click here for a list of courses
Research