Ulrike Mosel | Academic Influence

Why Is Ulrike Mosel Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Dr. Ulrike Mosel is a professor of linguistics and head of the linguistics department at the University of Kiel. She has held these positions since 1995. Mosel is the co-editor and author of nine academic books, including Essentials of Language Documentation with Jost Gippert and Nikolaus Himmelmann. This book is as described as "a landmark" in the field of Language Documentation.

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Ulrike Mosel's Published Works

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Published Works

Essentials of language documentation (2006) (248)
Samoan Reference Grammar (1992) (226)
Chapter 1 Language documentation: What is it and what is it good for? (2006) (178)
Tolai syntax and its historical development (1984) (48)
Chapter 5 The ethnography of language and language documentation (2006) (30)
Corpus linguistic and documentary approaches in writing a grammar of a previously undescribed language (2014) (29)
Tolai and Tok Pisin : the influence of the substratum on the development of New Guinea pidgin (1983) (23)
Morphosyntactic Analysis in the Field: A Guide to the Guides (2011) (22)
Chapter 10 The challenges of segmenting spoken language (2006) (20)
The Cambridge Handbook of Endangered Languages: Lexicography in endangered language communities (2011) (18)
Dictionary making in endangered speech communities (2002) (16)
Dictionary making in endangered speech communities (2002) (16)
Grammaticography : The art and craft of writing grammars (2010) (15)
Complex predicates and Juxtapositional Constructions in Samoan (2004) (14)
Transitivity and reflexivity in Samoan 1 (1991) (14)
Methods of language documentation in the DOBES program (2002) (10)
Methods of Language Documentation in the DOBES project (2002) (10)
Creating educational materials in language documentation projects – creating innovative resources for linguistic research (2012) (10)
Chapter 2 Ethics and practicalities of cooperative fieldwork and analysis (2006) (8)
Gender in Teop (Bougainville, Papua New Guinea) (2000) (7)
Chapter 3 Fieldwork and community language work (2006) (6)
8. Putting oral narratives into writing – experiences from a language documentation project in Bouganville, Papua New Guinea (2015) (6)
Say it in Samoan (1997) (6)
Teop – an Oceanic language with multifunctional verbs, nouns and adjectives (2017) (5)
Negation in Oceanic languages : typological studies (1999) (4)
Chapter 14 Linguistic documentation and the encoding of textual materials (2006) (4)
New evidence of a Samoan origin of New Guinea Tok Pisin (New Guinea Pidgin English) (1982) (4)
Meaning and Grammar of Nouns and Verbs (2014) (3)
Chapter 8 Ethnography in language documentation (2006) (3)
Advances in the accountability of grammatical analysis and description by using regular expressions (2012) (3)
Chapter 13 Archiving challenges (2006) (2)
Ditransitivity and valency change in Teop – a corpus based approach (2007) (2)
Chapter 4 Data and language documentation (2006) (2)
Aspect in Samoan (2000) (2)
Chapter 15 Thick interfaces:Mobilizing language documentation with multimedia (2006) (2)
Possessive Constructions in Tolai (1982) (2)
CUT-verbs of the Oceanic language Teop: A critical study of collecting and analysing data in a language documentation project (2020) (1)
Corpus Compilation and Exploitation in Language Documentation Projects (2018) (1)
Chapter 7 Prosody in language documentation (2006) (1)
Turning the linguist's lexical database into a community dictionary (2009) (1)
Chapter 11 Orthography development (2006) (1)
Syntactic categories in Sibawaihi's « Kitab » (1980) (1)
Māori: A Linguistic Introduction (review) (2010) (0)
Adnominal and Predicative Possessive Constructions (1983) (0)
Chapter 9 Linguistic annotation (2006) (0)
Valence changing clitics and incorporated prepositions in Teop (2018) (0)
Cut-verbs of the Oceanic language Teop: (2020) (0)
Type shifts and noun class changes under determination in Teop (2021) (0)
A Grammar of the Hoava Language, Western Solomons (review) (2005) (0)
Vitu grammar sketch (review) (2009) (0)
Chapter 6 Documenting lexical knowledge (2006) (0)
Chapter 12 Sketch grammar (2006) (0)

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Kiel University