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In O Russey village, Cambodia, with two Cham women |
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I am assistant professor in linguistics at the University of Ottawa. My main interests are phonological theory, phonetics, tone and intonation, language documentation and the effect of language contact on sound systems. Most of my research focuses on Southeast Asian languages, especially Vietnamese and Cham. Before coming to Ottawa, I received my Ph.D. in Linguistics from Cornell University in August 2005 and taught at the University of Michigan in 2005-2006. Please visit the links to your left to learn more about my background and research interests.
NEW: Students papers written for the 2010 Field Methods course on Sgaw Karen
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Marc Brunelle Dept. of Linguistics 70 Laurier East, room 429 University of Ottawa Ottawa, ON Canada K1N 6N5
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