Ewelina Wnuk

I am a PhD student in the Language and Cognition Department and a member of the project Categories across language and cognition. I am involved in a fieldwork-based research among the speakers of Maniq [ma’niʔ], a population of nomadic foragers inhabiting the area of the Khao Banthad mountain range in southern Thailand. Maniq (also known as Ten’en, Tonga or Mos) is a Northern Aslian language belonging to the Mon-Khmer branch of the Austroasiatic family. My research interests are: language of perception, ethnobiology as well as language description and language documentation.