Everything about Paul Kiparsky totally explained
René Paul Viktor Kiparsky (born
January 28,
1941,
Helsinki,
Finland) is a professor of
linguistics at
Stanford University. He is the son of a
Russian-born
linguist and
slavicist Valentin Kiparsky.
He was a student of
Morris Halle at
MIT, where he was also a professor from 1965 to 1984. His PhD thesis "Phonological Change" (1965) and his subsequent work on
historical linguistics helped form the modern generative view of this area. He is the founder of
Lexical Phonology and
Morphology (LPM) and a noted
Panini scholar. He made fundamental contributions to the modern theory of
poetic meter and
morphosyntax.
His recent work is framed in
Optimality Theory, integrating insights from LPM.
In 2007 he received the honorary doctorate of the German
University of Konstanz.
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