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James Clackson is a Professor of Comparative Philology at the Faculty of Classics, University of Cambridge. His academic career spans over two decades at Cambridge, including roles as University Reader (2012-2016), University Senior Lecturer (2001-2012), and University Lecturer (1997-2001) in Classics.
Research Interests: His work focuses on
- Languages of ancient Italy
- Indo-European comparative linguistics
- History of Greek and Latin languages
- Ancient sociolinguistics
- Armenian language history
Publications reveal a thematic emphasis on language contact, standardization, and sociolinguistic dynamics in the ancient Mediterranean. He has contributed significantly to understanding Sabellian languages within the Indo-European family, explored substandard Latin usage in Pompeii, and examined the evolution of Armenian lexicon and Greek/Roman linguistic norms.
Scientific Awards:
- Hugh Last Fellowship, British School at Rome (2006)
- Philip Leverhulme Prize (2001)
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