Doctoral project Klaas Bentein

Everyday Writing in Graeco-Roman and Late Antique Egypt (I - VIII AD). A Socio-Semiotic Study of Communicative Variation

Developing a multilingual, multimodal, and machine learning-driven annotation infrastructure for the analysis, creation, enrichment and cross-cultural comparison of historical formulaic text corpora

Analyzing relative social identity in Ancient formulaic texts: A computational linguistics approach

Counterfactuals in Ancient Greek: Pragmatics, Life Cycles and Connected Pathways

Doctoral project Emmanuel Roumanis

Doctoral project Geert De Mol

Iapheth in the Houses of Sem: Pragmatic Linguistic Variation in the Greek Translation of Genesis

Relative complexity. A historical-sociolinguistic study of relative clauses in Greek documentary papyri

The scribe at work: Byzantine book epigrams between formulaicity and creativity

To Do or Not To Do: verbal aspect in the Ancient Greek imperative

Viewing papyri through contact lenses. A socio-semiotic approach to bilingual and biscriptal papyri (IV-VIII CE)

Writing to the authorities: a Study on the Materiality of Official Requests from Roman and Late Antique Oxyrhynhcos

Byzantine Metre from the Margins: A Corpus-Based, Pragmatic Analysis of Medieval Book Epigrams

Doctoral project Eline Daveloose

Doctoral project Simon Aerts

Latin epigraphy and the “Vulgar” Latin vowel system (ca. 250 BCE - ca. 600 CE). A qualitative, quantitative (and statistical) study based on the inscriptional sources of the city of Rome

An ancient world of manners. A multimodal approach to politeness theory through Greek documentary papyri

BOF-ZAP professorship in Ancient Greek linguistics and historical sociolinguistics

Cappadocian word order from a historical and typological perspective

Chaos before order? A quantitative approach to variation in the Arabic papyri (7th-9th centuries CE)

Codifying vernacular Greek: a historical sociolinguistic approach to native and non-native grammars (16th-18th centuries)

Counterfactuals in the History of Greek: An Enriched Diachronic Typology using a Context-Sensitive Evolutionary Model.

Counterfactuals in the History of Greek: An Enriched Diachronic Typology using a Context-Sensitive Evolutionary Model

Interconnected Texts. A graph-based computational approach to Byzantine paratexts as nodes between textual transmission and cultural and linguistic developments

More than words: the materiality of legal and administrative documents in Roman and Late Antique Oxyrhynchos

Paths and patterns of the Post-Classical Greek genitive: a usage-based, socially-informed approach

Performative patterns in the history of Greek (500 BCE – 600 CE)

Performing Gender through Language: A Sociopragmatic Analysis of Greek Bidirectional Texts (31 BC-600 CE)

Relative complexity. A historical-sociolinguistic study of headed relative clauses in Greek documentary papyri (I-VIII AD)

Relative complexity. A historical-sociolinguistic study of relative clauses in Greek documentary papyri (I-VIII AD)

Sociolinguistic variation in Ancient Greek dialects: mapping the contact between Doric and Koine Greek

The Aeolodoric Theory: a paradigm for Ancient Greek linguistic approaches

To Do or Not To Do: verbal aspect in the Ancient Greek imperative

Unraveling Ancient Literacies: Digitally Driven, Multimodal, and Comparative Perspectives on ‘Non-Literary’ Texts

Visual Multilingualism: A Socio-semiotic Approach to Script Choices in Late Antique Documentary Papyri

Morpho-syntactic variation in the Greek documentary papyri (III BC – VI AD). A socio-historical investigation