Daniel W. Bruhn
[@cal] [academia.edu] [linkedin]
Researcher at STEDT
Department of Linguistics
University of California, Berkeley
Dissertation
A Phonological Reconstruction of Proto-Central Naga
Miscellaneous Papers
Ao
Signal & Noise: Contact Effects in Ao
Dissertation Committee Meeting - Squib
From Proto-Tibeto-Burman to Proto-Ao: Initial Developments
Dissertation Prospectus
Unearthing the Roots: Ao and Proto-Tibeto-Burman – The Rimes
Qualifying Paper #2
A Tonal Taxonomy of Chungli Ao Verbs
Qualifying Paper #1
Syntax Sketch: Constituent Questions in Chungli Ao
UCB field methods course (Linguis 240)
Iu-Mien
The Phonetic Inventory of Iu-Mien
UCB independent study
Hmong Daw / Mong Leng
The Phonetic Inventory of Mong Leng
UCB phonology/phonetics course (Linguis 110)
LF Wh-Movement in Mong Leng
UCB syntax/semantics course (Linguis 220B)
Toward a Reconstruction of Proto-Far-Western-Hmongic
UCB historical linguistics course (Linguis 230)
Other Linguistics
Speaker Ethnicity as a Perceptual Shift Trigger
NCSU sociophonetics course (ENG 528)
Walls of the Tongue: A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Ursula K. Le Guin's The Dispossessed
NCSU science fiction course (ENG 376)
Possessive Nominal Expressions in GB: DP vs. NP
UCB syntax course (Linguis 220A)
Somali and the Nature of Morphophonological Alternations
UCB phonology course (Linguis 211B)
Distributive Pluractionality and Plurality in Ingush: The case of
G.uozh/lieg
UCB linguistics course (Linguis 270)
Minority Language Policy in China, with Observations on the She
Ethnic Group
UCB endangered languages course (Linguis 250E)
Engineering
Subsystems for Data Acquisition: Analog-to-Digital Converter IEEE-488 Function Card
Electrical and Computer Engineering Senior Project
Mathematics
The Search for Fractal Area
NCSU Undergraduate Honors Research
A Million Monkeys
Just for fun