Rebecca Wheeler, Christopher Newport
4.10pm, Appleton Tower, Lecture Theatre 2
15th February: Rebecca Wheeler, Christopher Newport
[Linguistic Circle]
4.10pm, Appleton Tower, Lecture Theatre 2
15th February: Rebecca Wheeler, Christopher Newport
[Linguistic Circle]
4.10pm, Appleton Tower, Lecture Theatre 2
1st February: Rolf Bremmer, Leiden
[Linguistic Circle]
4.10pm, Appleton Tower, Lecture Theatre 2
18th January: Véronique Lacoste, Lyon
[Linguistic Circle]
4.10pm, 7 Bristo Square, Lecture Theatre 1
30th November: Ulrike Demske, Potsdam
[Linguistic Circle]
4.10pm, 7 Bristo Square, Lecture Theatre 1
16th November:
Miriam Butt (University of Konstanz): Urdu/Hindi Questions at the Syntax-Pragmatics-Prosody Interface
[Linguistic Circle]
4.10pm, 7 Bristo Square, Lecture Theatre 1
2nd November: Lane Green, The Economist
[Linguistic Circle]
4.10pm, 7 Bristo Square, Lecture Theatre 1
19th October: Douglas A. Kibbee University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: Language and Inequality : Roles for Lawyers and Linguists
[Linguistic Circle]
4.10pm, 7 Bristo Square, Lecture Theatre 1
How much of what phonologists know about do speakers know?
A simple, unnatural rule in English
John Harris (UCL), Nick Neasom (UCL) and Kevin Tang (Yale)
4.10pm, 7 Bristo Square, Lecture Theatre 1
28 September: Martin Corley (University of Edinburgh): What do listeners think of disfluencies?
[Linguistic Circle]
Towards an Alternative Archive of Road Safety Interventions in South Africa: A Historical and Ethnographic Approach
Dr Rebekah Lee
Department of History
Goldsmiths College, University of London