Dr. Andrey Filchenko obtained his Doctorate in Linguistics in 2007 and a Master of Arts degree in 2004 from William Marsh Rice University of Houston. He also has a “Kandidat Nauk in Philology“ degree awarded in 2002 by the Mari El State University in Russia.

Before coming to Nazarbayev University, Dr. Filchenko was an associate professor, a senior research fellow, and a research department coordinator at universities in Tomsk, Russia; visiting professor in Hamburg, Germany; and a visiting researcher in Bellingham, USA; Tokyo, Japan; Vienna, Austria; Leipzig, Germany; Helsinki, Finland; Edinburgh, UK; Budapest, Hungary

Dr. Filchenko does research and teaches in the areas of Anthropological Linguistics, Field Methods & Language Documentation, Linguistic Typology, Cognitive Linguistics.

Dr. Filchenko’s research is focused on languages and cultures of indigenous people of Siberia in a wide areal context of Eurasia. He has led a set of projects and authored several publications on various aspects of indigenous languages and traditional culture of Uralic and Turkic people in Siberia with interest in the typology, history, evolution, areal contact and change of languages/cultures at a local scale.

For more information, please, visit his: academia.edu and LinkedIn pages. 

1. The ‘essive’ in Eastern Khanty
   Filchenko, A., 2017 Uralic Essive and the Expression of Impermanent State. Edited by Casper de Groot.. John Benjamins Publishing Company, p. 353
2. Khanty texts // Хантыйские тексты
   Filchenko, A., 2017 ANNOTATED FOLK AND DAILY PROSE TEXTS IN THE LANGUAGES OF THE OB-YENISEI LINGUISTIC AREA // СБОРНИК АННОТИРОВАННЫХ ФОЛЬКЛОРНЫХ И БЫТОВЫХ ТЕКСТОВ ОБСКО-ЕНИСЕЙСКОГО ЯЗЫКОВОГО АРЕАЛА. 5, p. 23-62
3. (Editor) Annotated Folk Texts of Ob-Yenissei Linguistic Area. 2017. V-5. // (Редактор) Аннотированные фольклорные тексты обско-енисейского языкового ареала. 2017. Том-5.
   Filchenko, A., Potanina, O., Wagner-Nagy, B., Gusev, V., Lemskaja, V., Tokmashev, D., Krjukova, E., Kovylin, S., Maksimova, N., Kim, A., 2017 5,
4. Предикативная посессивность в восточных диалектах хантыйского языка
   Filchenko, A., Potanina, O., 2016 In : Tomsk Journal of Linguistics and Anthropology. 4, 14, p. 60-72
5. RUSSIAN CONTACT-INDUCED INNOVATIONS IN EASTERN KHANTY
   Filchenko, A., Potanina, O., 2016 In : Tomsk Journal LING & ANTHRO. 2016. 2 (12) . 12, 2, p. 27-39
6. Book Review: Comprehensive dictionary of Ket. (Languages of the World/Dictionaries 57, 58.)
   Filchenko, A., 2016 In : Word. 62, 3, p. 178-185
7. Negation in Eastern Khanty
   Filchenko, A., 2015 Negation in Uralic Languages. John Benjamins Publishing Company, 108, p. 159-191
8. A Theory and Typology of Possession in Ob-Yenissei Languages
   Filchenko, A., Potanina, O., 2015 In : Procedia – Social and Behavioral Sciences. 206, p. 76-84
9. Annotated Folk Texts of Ob-Yenisei Area. 2015. V-4._//_Аннотированные фольклорные тексты обско-енисейского языкового ареала. 2015. Том-4.
   Filchenko, A., Potanina, O., Tokmashev, D., Lemskaja, V., Kovylin, S., Phelan, P., Wagner-Nagy, B., Brykina, M., Krjukova, E., Kim, A., Bajdak, A., Iljashenko, I., Maksimova, N., Kurganskaja, J., 2015Vajar, 4,
10. Possessive constructions in Eastern Khanty.
    Filchenko, A., 2014 In : Tomsk Journal of Linguistics and Anthropology. 3, 1, p. 83-95
11. Annotated Folk Texts of Ob-Yenissei Area. 2013. V-3. _ Аннотированные фольклорные тексты обско-енисейского языкового ареала. 2013. Том-3.
    Filchenko, A., Potanina, O., Krjukova, E., Kurganskaja, J., Kim, A., Tokmashev, D., Lemskaja, V., Kovylin, S., Maksimova, N., Fedotova, N., 2013Vajar, 3,
12. Aspects of the Grammar of Eastern Khanty
    Filchenko, A., 2010TSPU-Press,

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