Quechuan Languages Workshop

With Suzi Lima (faculty) and two language consultants at the helm, this semester's Field Methods class investigated two varieties of Quechua. Following up from last year's workshop on Iranian languages and 2017's on Malagasy, we are holding a Quechua Languages Workshop on Thursday, December 5, in the department lounge. Come hear about the research the students have been doing! (Note: if you would like to attend part or all of the workshop, please register here. Thanks!)

• Allyson Balaz (MA): "The semantics of cutting and breaking events in Quechua: A brief typological overview."
• Crystal Chow (MA): "Expressing paths of motion in Apurimac Quechua."
• Chanell Chlopowiec (BA): "When in Peru, do as the Quechua do: A linguistic analysis of compounding in Cuzco and Apurimac Quechua."
• Christina Duong (BA) and Seo Hyun Hong (BA): "Evidentiality: A comparison between Cusco and Apurimac Quechua."
• Ewen Lee (BA): "Resolving pronoun ambiguity in Calcauso Quechua."
• Rosie Owen (BA): "Metaphors in Cuzco Quechua."
• Mark Smith (BA): "Eliminating exceptions in Calcauso Quechua."