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Dr. Samhita specializes in Linguistics, with an MA (Gauhati University), a PhD (North-Eastern Hill University) and UGC NET qualifications. Her research interests include Areal Typology, Morphosyntax, Language Documentation, Semantics and Historical Linguistics. She received the Sonaram Das Sowarani Nyas Award (2000) and has been invited as a speaker, panelist, and resource person for National and International Conferences, Workshops and Seminars at Universities and other Institutes across India.
Research Publications
- Bharadwaj, Samhita & Shukla, Priyanka (2018). “Linguistic Landscaping in North-East India: A Case Study of Tezpur Town in Assam,” Indian Journal of Applied Linguistics, 44
- Bharadwaj, Samhita. (2018) “A Comparative Study of Measure terms in Assamese and Bodo,” IJELLH International Journal of Language, Literature in Humanities- 6(8), pp-958-991
- Bharadwaj, Samhita. (2017) ‘A semantic Study of Particles in Assamese’, LangLit: An international peer reviewed journal, 4 (1), PP: 115-129
- Bharadwaj, Samhita. (2018) ‘Honorificity and Classifier in Assamese’, HindiTech: A Blind Double Peer Reviewed Bilingual Web-Research Journal, ISSN: 2231- 4989, pp-14-25
Expertise
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University teaching and research, Translation and Transcription, Lexicography, Creative and Academic writing
