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About UsMichele Sigler directs the project. She studied linguistics at MIT, where she wrote her PhD dissertation on western Armenian syntax. She is currently a visiting research fellow at the Centre for Computing in the Humanities at King's College, London. Her research interests supported by her work on the Lexicon are the syntax, morphology and lexical semantics of Armenian. This lexicon project was inspired by Kenneth Hale, her thesis advisor, and by the Perseus Project. Krkor Moskofian is a lecturer in Armenian language and literature at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS). He completed his PhD at SOAS and holds a master's degree in Armenian language and literature from the State University in Yerevan. Born and raised in Beirut, he specializes in Armenian literature and literary criticism. Arminé Tamrazian. Raised in Iran, now living in Yerevan, Arminé received her PhD in linguistics from University College London. Her interest in syntax and verbal morphology, and her knowledge of Eastern Armenian are vital for the Eastern Armenian entries, as well as including linguistically important data in the lexical entries. Bert Vaux is on the linguistics faculty at Cambridge University. He received his doctorate in linguistics and taught for many years at Harvard University. He advises on the phonological component of the project. His expertise in Armenian dialectology will direct the future expansion of the project to include other varieties of Armenian. Envion Software manage the technical aspects of the project. They are specialists in applying computer science to natural language, dictionary projects in particular. They have worked on the WordSmyth suite of dictionaries and the WordSmyth Reference Series, published by MacGraw-Hill). They are based in New Hampshire; St Petersburg, Russia and Kharkov, Ukraine. Advisory BoardAnaid Donabédian · Linguistics · Institut des langues et civilisations orientales, Paris |
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