Eline Visser

Associate senior lecturer/Assistant Professor in General Linguistics at Department of Linguistics and Philology

E-mail:: eline.visser@lingfil.uu.se
Visiting address:: Engelska parken
Thunbergsvägen 3H
Postal address:: Box 527
751 20 UPPSALA

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Short presentation

I work on Uruangnirin (iso code urn), an Austronesian language of eastern Indonesia. I have previously written a grammar of its Papuan neighbour language Kalamang (iso code kgv).

For an up-to-date list of publications, see https://elinevisser23.github.io/.

Publications

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Books

Life and death on Karas: Ten Uruangnirin texts

Visser, Eline

Language Science Press, 2026
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Chapters in book

Form and frequency of Kalamang fillers

Visser, Eline

Part of Fillers, p. 251-273, Language Science Press, 2025
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Negation in Kalamang

Visser, Eline

Part of Negation in the world's languages III, p. 129-157, Language Science Press, 2025
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The money-defecating cow and other stories: The structure of Kalamang narratives

Visser, Eline

Part of Oral Traditions in Insular Southeast Asia, p. 158-179, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2024

Conference papers

The Missing Middle: Language Documentation Needs Better Infrastructure, Not Better Models

Gessler, Luke; Anastasopoulos, Antonios; Auderset, Sandra; Bodt, Timotheus et al.

Part of Proceedings of the Ninth Workshop on the Use of Computational Methods in the Study of Endangered Languages (ComputEL-9), p. 136-147, 2026
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