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Patrick Honeybone is a Professor of Historical Phonology at the University of Edinburgh's School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences. His work focuses on historical phonology, phonological theory, and dialectology, particularly in English and Slavic languages. He supervises PhD students in these areas and has published extensively on topics like Liverpool English, sound change mechanisms, and linguistic theory.
Research Interests:
- Historical Phonology
- Phonological Theory
- Language Variation & Dialectology
- Germanic and Slavic Linguistics
Selected Publications: His recent work includes studies on dorsal fricative assimilation in Liverpool English (2022), contributions to English Historical Linguistics (2022), and analyses of sound change dynamics (2021). Over 85 publications span journals like Journal of Linguistics and edited volumes.
Advising & Grants: Supervises 5 current PhD students. His research has been supported by grants focusing on dialectology and historical linguistics. Active in academic leadership, editing journals like Papers in Historical Phonology.
Labs/Teams: Involved in projects such as the Northern English and Scots Phonology/Syntax initiative and the Dialect Writing in Northern England research group.
