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Professor Sam Wolfe specializes in French Romance Linguistics and teaches at the University of Oxford, where he is a Tutor Fellow at St Catherine's College. Wolfe's research focuses on grammatical variation, acquisition, and change, particularly within Romance languages. His recent monograph, 'Syntactic Change French', published by Oxford University Press in 2021, investigates the grammatical evolution from Latin to contemporary French. He has co-edited several volumes, including 'Rethinking Verb' and 'Variation Change Gallo-Romance Grammar', which explore key themes in Romance linguistics. Wolfe's current projects include a major monograph on syntactic stability and change in Romance languages, as well as a comprehensive Oxford Handbook on Syntactic Cartography, planned for release in 2025. Wolfe is committed to enhancing access to higher education for care-leavers and has held leadership roles in educational governance.
University of Oxford • Oxford
Professor of French Romance Linguistics, Tutor Fellow at St Catherine's College.
Department of Politics and International Relations - Higher Level English requirement.