Dr. Jonathan Clarke
Honorary Research Associate
Jonathan Clarke is a graduate of the Universities of Melbourne and Oxford and a former research student at Moscow State University. He has been a Visiting Fellow at the Humanities Research Centre of the Australian National University in Canberra, where he continued his research on the history of Russian grammatical thought. His investigations in this field have focused on the eighteenth and early nineteenth century, with particular reference to the writings of N.M. Karamzin and A.A. Barsov. Other areas of research include inflection and word-formation in Russian and Ukrainian, and the comparative morphology of the two languages. At present he is engaged in research on the subject of variance in the Russian verb.
Jonathan Clarke has co-edited three collections of articles, two devoted to Ukrainian themes and one to the life and work of the noted Czech Slavist, Z. Oliverius, a former professor at Monash University. He has also published several articles on the research topics mentioned above. (See the Select Bibliography.)
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Dr Jonathan Clarke
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Jonathan.Clarke@arts.monash.edu.au