Natalia Bogomolova

Dr. Natalia Bogomolova is a researcher at the Faculty of Humanities and Cultural Studies, University of Bamberg. Her work focuses on the Nakh-Daghestanian language family, particularly Tabasaran and Chirag Dargwa, combining fieldwork, documentation, and theoretical linguistics. She is currently leading the DFG-funded project 'Personal pronouns and person clitics in Tabasaran: Toward a theory of Person' (2022-2025) and previously contributed to the Chirag Documentation Project (2014-2017) at SOAS, London.

Her research explores how empirical data from understudied languages can advance syntactic theory, with specific interests in ergativity, agreement patterns, person clitics, indexical shift, and logophoricity. At the University of Bamberg, she teaches courses in language documentation, syntax, and Nakh-Daghestanian linguistics for both MA and BA programs.

Contact: Email natalia.bogomolova@uni-bamberg.de, Phone +49 951 863-2491, Room SP17/01.16, Address: Schillerplatz 17, 96047 Bamberg.