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| Elulookirjeldus (CV) | ||
| 1. | Eesnimi | Piret |
| 2. | Perekonnanimi | Klesment |
| 3. | Töökoht | Tartu Ülikool |
| 4. | Ametikoht | Teadur |
| 5. | Sünniaeg | 07.11.1964 (päev.kuu.aasta) |
| 6. | Haridus | Tartu X kk 1983, Tartu Ülikooli filosoofiateaduskonna eesti ja soome-ugri filoloogia eriala 1994, Tartu Ülikooli filosoofiateaduskonna eesti ja soome-ugri filoloogia eriala magistriõpe, MA 1996 |
| 7. | Teenistuskäik | 1993–1996 TÜ filosoofiateaduskonna eesti ja soome-ugri filoloogia eriala uurali keelte õppetooli laborant, alates 1997 uurali keelte õppetooli teadur |
| 8. | Teaduskraad | MA |
| 9. | Teaduskraadi välja andnud asutus, aasta |
TÜ 1996 |
| 10. | Tunnustused | |
| 11. | Teadusorganisatsiooniline ja –administratiivne tegevus |
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| 12. | Juhendamisel kaitstud väitekirjad |
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| 13. | Teadustöö põhisuunad | Verbi morfoloogia uurali ja Siberi mitteuurali keeltes |
| 14. | Jooksvad grandid | |
| 15. | Teaduspublikatsioonid |
Klesment, P., A. Künnap, S.-E. Soosaar, R. Taagepera, Common Phonetic and Grammatical Features of the Uralic Languages and Other Languages in Northern Eurasia. – The Journal of Indo-European Studies 31 3 & 4 Fall/Winter 2003, Washington, lk. 363-389. (Kaasautorluses:) Uralic Languages. – Mary Ritchie Key (series ed.), Uralic, Semitic, Pacific, and Miscellaneous Languages. International Dictionary Series. CD ROM, 2001: University of California, Irvine. (Kaasautorluses:.) Uralic Linguistic Studies at the University of Tartu 1995–2000. – Eurasian Studies Yearbook 73, Bloomington 2001, lk. 162–171. Klesment, P., The l-Optative in Samoyed and Siberian non-Uralic languages. – Congressus Nonus Internationalis Fenno-Ugristarum 7.–13.8.2001 Tartu, Pars V, Tartu 2001, lk. 96–100 |
viimati muudetud: 07.10.2005
| Curriculum Vitae (CV) | ||
| 1. | First Name | Piret |
| 2. | Surname | Klesment |
| 3. | Institution | Tartu University |
| 4. | Position | Researcher |
| 5. | Date of birth | 07.11.1964 (day.month.year) |
| 6. | Education | Tartu Secondary School N 10; Tartu University, Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Estonian and Finno-Ugric Linguistics 1994; Tartu University, Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Estonian and Finno-Ugric Linguistics, master degree 1996 |
| 7. | Research and professional experience |
1993–1996 assistant of Chair of Uralic languages of Department of Estonian and Finno-Ugrian Philology, since 1997 researcher of Chair of Uralic languages of Department of Estonian and Finno-Ugrian Philology |
| 8. | Academic degree | MA |
| 9. | Dates and sites of earning the degrees |
Tartu University 1996 |
| 10. | Honours/awards | |
| 11. | Research-administrative experience |
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| 12. | Supervised dissertations | |
| 13. | Current research program | Verb morphology in Uralic and Siberian non-Uralic languages |
| 14. | Current grant funding | |
| 15. | List of most important publications |
Klesment, P., A. Künnap, S.-E. Soosaar, R. Taagepera, Common Phonetic and Grammatical Features of the Uralic Languages and Other Languages in Northern Eurasia. – The Journal of Indo-European Studies 31 3 & 4 Fall/Winter 2003, Washington, lk. 363-389. (Kaasautorluses:) Uralic Languages. – Mary Ritchie Key (series ed.), Uralic, Semitic, Pacific, and Miscellaneous Languages. International Dictionary Series. CD ROM, 2001: University of California, Irvine. (Kaasautorluses:.) Uralic Linguistic Studies at the University of Tartu 1995–2000. – Eurasian Studies Yearbook 73, Bloomington 2001, lk. 162–171. Klesment, P., The l-Optative in Samoyed and Siberian non-Uralic languages. – Congressus Nonus Internationalis Fenno-Ugristarum 7.–13.8.2001 Tartu, Pars V, Tartu 2001, lk. 96–100 |
last updated: 07.10.2005
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