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I am doing my PhD in theoretical linguistics at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ.
I am doing my PhD in theoretical linguistics at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ.
I am interested in both syntax (including syntax-morphology interface) and phonology because my primary empirical focus is on my first language Telugu. I am interested in Indian languages in general and, in particular, in the Dravidian languages and in the Indo-Aryan languages Sanskrit (including Vedic) and Hindi-Urdu. I am also keen on systematically studying the grammar of Sanskrit written by the ancient grammarian Panini.
I am interested in both syntax (including syntax-morphology interface) and phonology because my primary empirical focus is on my first language Telugu. I am interested in Indian languages in general and, in particular, in the Dravidian languages and in the Indo-Aryan languages Sanskrit (including Vedic) and Hindi-Urdu. I am also keen on systematically studying the grammar of Sanskrit written by the ancient grammarian Panini.
Language skills
Native: Telugu
Fluent (LSRW): English, Hindi, Urdu
Reading knowledge: Sanskrit, Persian, French
Elementary: Tamil
Email: krishna.pulipaty@rutgers.edu
Conference presentations
Conference presentations
2020: Paper presented at the annual conference of Australian Linguistic Society (ALS), online: Consonant gemination in Telugu loanword phonology
2025: Talk presented at Formal Approaches to South Asian Linguistics (FASAL), University of Texas, Austin: Telugu has a rounding harmony, not a backness harmony
Published poetry (Telugu)
Published poetry (Telugu)
న్యూయార్క్ ముచ్చటగా మూడు (three metrical verses on New York City)
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