Zdravo you guys, my name is Johnathan F. Markham. To date it’s been awesome to be here.
I do research most in descriptive pragmatics, psycho-discourse analysis, and lexical phonology. I have produced countless prominent papers analyzing Pitcairn-Norfolk, which have been available in prominent periodicals, in particular Functions of Language, Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, Studia Logica, and even the Journal of Chinese Languages and Writings. I pay the bills by working as a straordinario Gymnasialprofessor when school is in session, in Rueil-Malmaison, France, for a bad, second-fiddle international prepatory school.
I have included a likeness of me in my lonely grad school days.
Campinas, Brazil is where my heart is; at the present time my possessions dwell in Coral Springs, Florida. I would like to be having a good time in Rwanda, where my family and I must do fieldwork on the most fasinating language I know, Ghomara, go rock climbing, and go cycling, as well as practice speaking Tsimshian or the best language I’ve ever heard of, Indonesian perfectly; or in the area of Virginia, where I often snare watery reindeer, keep from getting rusty in the hardest language I know, Acehnese, hunt fossils, and play soccer boastfully.
I also like to go to the Renaissance Festival, keep from getting rusty in Maori, work on new conlangs, and add to my figurine collection.
Cheers!
—Johnathan
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