Don Ringe

Don Ringe is a prominent Professor of Linguistics at the University of Pennsylvania, where he has been a faculty member since 1985 and attained full professorship in 1996. He completed his Ph.D. in Linguistics at Yale University in 1984. His research interests primarily focus on Indo-European linguistics, historical linguistics, and the evolution of language.

Academic Background and Career

• Education: Ph.D. from Yale University (1984).
• Position: Professor at the University of Pennsylvania since 1985.
• Research: He has authored several significant works, including studies on the linguistic roots of ancient languages.

Contributions

Ringe has made substantial contributions to the field of linguistics, particularly in understanding the historical development of languages and their relationships. He is also known for his work on the linguistic aspects of ancient Greek.

Contact Information

• Email: dringe@ling.upenn.edu
• Office Location: Room 332-C, Third Floor, 3401-C Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA.

For more detailed information about his research and publications, you can visit his personal website or his LinkedIn profile .1234