18.900, Jobs: Grammaticalization: Researcher, Royal Museum for Central Africa

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Subject: 18.900, Jobs: Grammaticalization: Researcher, Royal Museum for Central Africa

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Date: 26-Mar-2007
From: Koen Bostoen < koen.bostoen at africamuseum.be >
Subject: Bantu & African Languages, Grammaticalization: Researcher, Royal Museum for Central Africa, Belgium 

	
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Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2007 12:22:01
From: Koen Bostoen < koen.bostoen at africamuseum.be >
Subject: Bantu & African Languages, Grammaticalization: Researcher, Royal Museum for Central Africa, Belgium 
 

University or Organization: Royal Museum for Central Africa 
Department: Linguistics
Web Address: http://www.africamuseum.be

Job Rank: Researcher  

Specialty Areas: Historical Linguistics; Semantics; Typology; African Languages,
Grammaticalization

Required Language(s): Bantu

Description:

The Royal Museum for Central Africa is looking for a researcher in its
Cultural Anthropology Departement, Linguistics Service.

FUNCTION:
As part of an "Interuniversity Attraction Pole" in partnership with four
Belgian universities and a German university and financed by the Belgian
Science Policy, the Royal Museum for Central Africa recruits for the
Linguistics Service a researcher under contract at the rank of assistant
for the duration of 2 years, renewable once. The recruited candidate should
start on July 1, 2007 and will undertake research on grammaticalization in
the Bantu languages (mood, modality and evidentiality).

PROFILE:
- The candidate should have completed a PhD-thesis in African linguistics.
A good knowledge as well as publications on the Bantu languages and/or
other languages of the Niger-Congo family in fields such as the comparative
and historical linguistics, language description and language typology
(especially grammaticalization) will be particularly appreciated.
- The candidate should be capable of working in team and of integrating
him/herself into a collective research program;
- A good knowledge of English is indispensable. The command of French
and/or Dutch is an additional asset.

APPLICATION:
Applications, completed with a cover letter of motivation, a curriculum
vitae, a certified copy of the PhD diploma and a complete list of the
publications should be submitted no later than April 30, 2007 by post or
email to the address below, with reference: s/ling.

Further information concerning this job offer can be obtained on the same
address.

Application Deadline: 30-Apr-2007 

Mailing Address for Applications:
	Director General Guido Gryseels 
	Royal Museum for Central Africa 
	Leuvensesteenweg 13 
	Tervuren 3080 
	Belgium 
 
Email Address for Applications: jobs at africamuseum.be 
  
Contact Information
	Linguistics 
	Email: jobs at africamuseum.be





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