MGSA Survey of University Faculty and Administrators

Prof. Irene Philippaki-Warburton

Professor

University of Reading

Department of Linguistic Science

I. Degrees

Ph.D. Indiana University (Linguistics, Classics)

B.A. University of Athens (English, Classics)

II. Areas of Specialization

Theoretical and Descriptive Linguistics

The Structure of Modern Greek

The History of the Greek Language

III. Courses Taught in Modern Greek Studies

Aspects of the Greek Language

The Structure of the Greek Language

The History of the Greek Language

IV. Principal Publications (Greek words are given in transliteration)

The Verb in Modern Greek. Mouton 1970.

Modern Greek. In collaboration with B. Joseph. Croom Helm, 1987.

Isagogi sti theoretiki glossologia. Athens: Nefeli, 1992.

Greek: A Comprehensive Grammar of the Modern Language. In collaboration with D. Holton and P. Mackridge. Routledge, 1997. Translated into Greek: Patakis, 1999.

Functional Categories and Modern Greek Syntax. The Linguistic Review (G. Drachman and D. Theophanopoulou-Kontou, eds.) 15 (1998): 159-186.

On the Boundaries of Inflection and Syntax. In The Yearbook of Morphology (G. Booij and J. Van Marle, eds. Kluwer, 1999): 45-72.

V. Office Address

Dept. of Linguistic Science

The University of Reading

P.O. Box 218

Reading, R66 6AA, UK

Office Telephone (F)=Fax

+44-118 9316269

Electronic Address

[email protected]

VI. Home Address

130 Church Rd.

Earley

Reading, R66 1HR, UK

Home Telephone (F)=Fax

+44-118 9667806

VII. Comments and Additional Information

For the past four years Prof. Irene Philippaki-Warburton has been the scientific coordinator of the team working in Britain on the international project "Paideia Omogenwn" (teaching of the Greek language to Greek immigrant communities). The project's director is Prof. M. Damanakis at the University of Crete.

In addition, Prof. Irene Philippaki-Warburton is a co-editor of the new (forthcoming) Journal of Greek Linguistics.