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Aidan Doyle is a Professor at the School of Irish Learning, University College Cork (UCC), Ireland. He specializes in linguistics with a focus on Irish morphology, syntax, and historical sociolinguistics. His research spans language contact, translation studies, and the intersection of language and identity.
- PhD in linguistics (Poland), Humboldt Fellow (Germany).
- Teaches Irish language modules at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
- Supervises MA theses in Irish, Translation Studies, and Gaelic Literature.
Research Highlights: He investigates how Irish syntax interacts with other languages, historical language shifts in 19th-century Ireland, and translation theory. His recent work addresses Irish emigration experiences in North America and dialectal insights into morphological theory.
Scientific Contributions: Notable publications include A History of the Irish Language (2015) and studies on dative case-marking and split intransitivity. He has organized conferences like In Dialogue with the Agallamh and served on advisory boards for journals such as Roczniki Humanistyczne.
Collaborators include Harvard's Natasha Sumner and UCC colleagues like Daragh O'Connell and Kevin Murray. Outside academia, he contributes to public discourse through lectures and media appearances.