Sascha Gaglia

Professor Sascha Gaglia serves as academic advisor and referee at an institution with German-language academic documentation. Specializing in Slavic linguistics, particularly Polish and Russian syntax and morphosyntax, their scholarly focus centers on predicate expressions and copular constructions.

Research interests include comparative Slavic linguistics with emphasis on case systems (nominative vs. instrumental) and morphosyntactic properties of predicate expressions. Their work bridges theoretical linguistics with comparative analysis of Slavic language structures.

Professor Gaglia has supervised doctoral research, most notably Hagen Pitsch's 2014 dissertation examining lexical and morphosyntactic properties of Polish and Russian predicate expressions. This indicates active mentorship within the field of theoretical linguistics.