Wednesday 22 March, 1715
50 George Square, Room G.01
Professor Bernadette O’Rourke (Heriot-Watt University)
‘Becoming a (new) speaker of a minority language’
Friday 10 March, 1310
50 George Square, Room G.05
Dr Sarah MacQuarrie (University of Manchester)
‘Research with minority language practitioners in bilingual education: a trio of studies investigating Gaelic-medium education’
David Hume Tower, Room LG.08
Dr Miren Manias (University of the Basque Country/University of Edinburgh)
‘Minority languages and cultural representation: lessons from the Basque Country and Scotland’
5.15pm, Room G.01, 50 George Square.
Professor Rob Dunbar and Dr Stuart Dunmore (University of Edinburgh): New speakers of Gaelic: perspectives from Scotia and Nova Scotia.
[Soillse Seminar Series]
TUESDAY 28TH FEBRUARY
6:30pm - LG34, Paterson's Land, Moray House School of Education.
Prof. Vivian Rumjanek, Lorena Emidio & Bruno Baptista dos Santos (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro) - 'Projeto Surdos: A Brazilian Pilot Study Aiming At Attracting Deaf Students To Science through LIBROS Glossary Development'
[EdSign Lecture Series - British Sign Language interpretation will be available]
PG Student Seminar Series
Institute for the Study of Science, Technology and Innovation
http://www.issti.ed.ac.uk/research_students/seminar
Friday 3rd March 2017, 3pm - 4.30pm
Seminar Room 1.06, Old Surgeons' Hall
(http://www.issti.ed.ac.uk/about/how_to_find_us)
Negotiating Expertise: The Challenge from the Internet
When: 5.30pm, Wednesday 1st March 2017
Where: David Hume Tower LG.08
Paper: Cinematic Iconoclasm in Krzysztof Kieślowski’s Three Colours: Blue
Presenter: Chiara Quaranta
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We're pleased to announce the details of next week’s LLC Work in Progress Seminar (Wednesday 1st March 2017).
Film Studies PhD candidate Chiara Quaranta will be presenting her paper “Cinematic Iconoclasm in Krzysztof Kieślowski’s Three Colours: Blue"
Linguistic Circle programme:
When: Thursday 9 March, 4.10pm
Where: Room 3.10/3.11 Dugald Stewart Building
Who: Tanja Rinker, University of Konstanz
Title: The role of input in early multilingualism
1pm, Elliot Room, Minto House, 20-22 Chambers Street
Andrew Herscher (Stanford University/University of Michigan): Black and Blight
[ESALA Research Seminars]
Wed 1 Mar,
1pm, Elliot Room, Minto House, 20-22 Chambers Street
Sukanya Krishnamurthy (Eindhoven University of Technology): Public spaces and urban collective cultures
[ESALA Research Seminars]