Research Interests
The research interests of the teaching staff of the Linguistics Section cover all the most important branches of General Linguistics and are focussed particularly on:
Angeliki Ralli (Mrs), Professor
- Theoretical Morphology
- Morphology - Syntax Interface
- Morphology - Phonology Interface
- Dialectology
- Historic Morphology
- Computational Morphology
- Word formation in the Mental Lexicon
Anna Roussou (Ms), Associate Professor
- Comparative Syntax
- Diachronic Syntax
- The relationships between Syntax and Semantics
- The relationships between Syntax and Morphology
- Language Acquisition and Learning
Argyris Archakis (Mr) (Assistant Professor)
- Analysis of Students' Discourse
- Analysis of School Interactions
- Analysis of Youth Conversational Narratives
- Analysis of Journalistic and Parliamentary Language
- Analysis of Attitudes towards Dialects and Minority Languages
- Oracy and Literacy
- Electronic Databases
George J. Xydopoulos (Mr), Assistant Professor
- Lexicology
- Structure of the Lexicon
- Structure and Meaning of the Word
- Structure and Organisation of Special Vocabularies
- Scientific Terminology and Terminology Translation
- Lexical Semantics: Sense Relations
- The Relationship between Syntax and Semantics: Tense, Aspect and Adverbials
- Research Methodology in Linguistics: Linguistics Research and Teaching, Linguistics in School Education and in the Job Market
Dimitris Papazachariou (Mr), Assistant Professor
- Language Variety in Modern Greek dialects
- Language change in Modern Greek dialects
- Phonetic and Phonological Analysis
- Intonation
Io Manolessou (Ms), Lecturer
- Historical Linguistics
- History of the Greek Language
- Historical Dialectology
