Kristine Eide’s Home page
Kristine Eide, Phd
University of Oslo
Department of Literature,
Area Studies and European Languages, (ILOS)
Postboks 1003 Blindern
0315 Oslo
e-mail: k.g.eide
at ilos.uio.no
Romance linguistics and
philology
Portuguese language and linguistics
Comparative historical linguistics
Historical syntax
Word order
Discourse structures
Syntax-discourse-prosody interface
Grammaticalisation
Medieval manuscripts
Current projects:
ISWOC - Information Structure and Word
Order Change in Germanic and Romance Languages
Interface
between syntax, discourse and prosody in the history of the Romance languages.
Prosodically driven syntactic changes.
Publications:
Forthcoming:
NO2014 volume 10: salme – salsa, rån- våvyrke
Forthcoming:
“The case of unaccusatives in Classical
Portuguese” Paper held at the 2nd Conference on Diachronic
Typology, Gothenburg, May 2006. Pdf file
2010:
“Prosody, information structure and word order changes in
Portuguese.” in Ferraresi, Gisella
/ Lühr, Rosemarie (eds.): The role of information structure in language change (Language,
Context and Cognition).
2006: Word order structures and unaccusative verbs in Classical and Modern Portuguese. The
reorganisation of information structure. Phd dissertation, Universitetsforlaget, Oslo. Pdf file
2002: ”A noção de tópico e a
ordem de palavras no português do século XVI” Romansk Forum nr. 16 2002/2).
1998 "Begrepet
"vulgærlatin" og dets betydning innen romansk filologi." Romansk Forum 1998.
Also: Web
based Portuguese Grammar, developed for use at both local and distance courses
at the
Also: O verbo andar em português e espanhol. Um estudo
diacrónico. (unpublished dissertation, magistergradsavhandling 1997).
Other papers:
“Information structure change drives syntactic change: Portuguese unaccusative
verbs”. Invited speaker at Deutsche Romanistentag,
Bonn 2009.
“Historical
development of discourse structures in Portuguese.” ICHL,
“Uakkusativitet i grensesnittet mellom syntaks og informasjonsstruktur:
Portugisisk ordstilling
13.-21.årh. (“unaccusativity and the
syntactic-pragmatic interface: Portuguese word order 13th-21st cent”) Lysebu, 3-5 jan 2008.
Media:
Intervju på forskning.no
Other talks:
”Syntaktiske likheter i romanske språk.” Invited speaker at Den norske oversetterforeningen, December 2005.
CV
Degrees from the University of Oslo
1988 - 1992 Latin, Greek and Portuguese: Cand mag.
1993
– 1994 Linguistics
and Romance philology: Additional courses to Cand.mag.
1997: Romance
philology : Magistergrad
(Specialising in Portuguese, French, Italian and Rumanian)
2006: Ph.D.
in Portuguese historical linguistics
Other
universities/institutions:
87/88
91/92 Portugal: Universidade de Coimbra (Portuguese
for foreigners)
95/96
01/02 Portugual: Universidade Nova de
Lisboa, visiting scholar
Work:
1)
1993-2000:
Assistant teacher at the
2)
1997-1998:
Assistant at the National Library/University Library, reclassification project.
3)
1999-2001:
Responsible for digital and distance courses in Portuguese at the
4)
2001-2005:
PhD grant,
5)
2003-2004:
Member of the PhD committee for linguistics,
6)
May
2007 reader/supervisor at dissertation seminar for PhD students at the
7)
On
maternity leave until January 13th. On part time maternity leave
until July 2009
8)
2009
January-June: Assistant teacher at ILOS,
9)
2009-March
2010 Assistant Editor at NO2014
10)
April
2010 Post doctoral fellow and project leader at ISWOC
Conference organisation:
Organiser of workshop on information structure in historical
linguistics, August 2009, at the XIXth ICHL in
Member of
the organisation committee: Conference on Missionary Linguistics i