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Doctoral Student, Project Assistant
- General Linguistics
- Centre for Languages and Literature
Data Entry Officer
- Section 1
- Centre for Languages and Literature
Teaching Staff
- Swedish as a Foreign Language
- Centre for Languages and Literature
Contact information
E-mail sandra.cronhamnling.luse
Room SOL:H511b
Visiting address
Helgonabacken 12, Lund
Postal address
Box 201, 221 00 Lund
Internal post code 20
I'm a doctoral student in general linguistics. My thesis explores semantic, lexical and grammatical aspects of the nominal classification system in Baniwa [bwi] (Arawak, Brazil).
Research
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Articles (3)
- Allassonnière-Tang, M., Lundgren, O., Robbers, M., Cronhamn, S., Larsson, F., Her, O.-S., Hammarström, H. & Carling, G. (2021). Expansion by migration and diffusion by contact is a source to the global diversity of linguistic nominal categorization systems. Humanities & Social Sciences Communications, 8, 1-6. Springer Nature.
- Carling, G., Cronhamn, S., Farren, R., Aliyev, E. & Frid, J. (2019). The causality of borrowing : Lexical loans in Eurasian languages. PLoS ONE, 14. Public Library of Science (PLoS).
- Carling, G. & Cronhamn, S. (2017). Deixis in narrative : a study of Kamaiurá, a Tupí- Guaraní language of Upper Xingu, Brazil. Revista Brasilieira de Linguística Antropológica, 9, 13-48.
Book chapters (1)
Conference contributions (5)
- Cronhamn, S. (2021). Semantic Perspectives on Baniwa Classifiers : Using Principal Component Analysis to Investigate Grammaticalization in Nominal Classification Systems.
- Carling, G., Cronhamn, S., Hammarström, H. & Van Epps, B. (2019). The mechanisms of gender assignment : An evolutionary study of the Indo-European three-gender system.
- Carling, G. & Cronhamn, S. (2018). Why do we need loans? : A comparative-contrastive study on Eurasian lexical borrowability.
- Carling, G., Cronhamn, S. & Aliyev, E. (2018). Borrowability, inheritance, and semantic change in the Indo-European and Caucasian vocabulary for hunting, farming, and technology.
- Carling, G., Cronhamn, S. & Hammarström, H. (2018). Can semantic evolution be predicted? : A case study on the Eurasian vocabularies for hunting, farming, and technology.
Teaching
Doctoral Student, Project Assistant
- General Linguistics
- Centre for Languages and Literature
Data Entry Officer
- Section 1
- Centre for Languages and Literature
Teaching Staff
- Swedish as a Foreign Language
- Centre for Languages and Literature
Contact information
E-mail sandra.cronhamnling.luse
Room SOL:H511b
Visiting address
Helgonabacken 12, Lund
Postal address
Box 201, 221 00 Lund
Internal post code 20