Caspar Jordan
PhD student in General Linguistics at Department of Linguistics and Philology
- E-mail:
- caspar.jordan@lingfil.uu.se
- Visiting address:
- Engelska parken
Thunbergsvägen 3H - Postal address:
- Box 635
751 26 UPPSALA
Download contact information for Caspar Jordan at Department of Linguistics and Philology
- ORCID:
- 0000-0001-6959-9371
Short presentation
I am a doctoral student in linguistics and my research is about language contact on Gotland. More specifically, I am looking at how the traditional variety on Gotland (sometimes called Gutnish or Guthnic) has been influenced by contact with other languages during the last one thousand years.

Publications
Recent publications
Strong and Weak in the History of the Gutnish Verb System
Part of Svenska landsmål och svenskt folkliv, p. 7-52, 2023
Managing Data for Descriptive Morphosemantics of Six Language Varieties
Part of The Open Handbook of Linguistic Data Management, The MIT Press, 2022
Report on SSHOC (meta)data interoperability problems
2019
Swe-Clarin: Language Resources and Technology for Digital Humanities
Part of Digital Humanities 2016, p. 29-51, 2016
Reflecting on and Refracting User Needs through Case Studies in the Light of Europeana Research
Part of Digital Humanities 2016, p. 742-743, 2016
All publications
Articles in journal
Strong and Weak in the History of the Gutnish Verb System
Part of Svenska landsmål och svenskt folkliv, p. 7-52, 2023
Language Data, Ethics, and the Law
Part of New Review of Information Networking, p. 117-122, 2015
Chapters in book
Managing Data for Descriptive Morphosemantics of Six Language Varieties
Part of The Open Handbook of Linguistic Data Management, The MIT Press, 2022
Conference papers
Swe-Clarin: Language Resources and Technology for Digital Humanities
Part of Digital Humanities 2016, p. 29-51, 2016
Reflecting on and Refracting User Needs through Case Studies in the Light of Europeana Research
Part of Digital Humanities 2016, p. 742-743, 2016
SWE-CLARIN – the Swedish CLARIN project – aims and activities
Part of Digital Humanities in the Nordic countries, Oslo, March 15-17 2016, p. 122-123, 2016