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Semantics Seminar
American Indian Seminar – Maura O’Leary
Phonology Seminar: Journal Club
Campbell Hall 2122Psycholinguistics Seminar – Transparent free relatives (Beth) / Acquisition in Mandarin (Minqi)
Campbell Hall 2122Semantics Seminar
Syntax Seminar: Hendrik Kim and Vahideh Rasekhi
Haines Hall 110Psycholinguistics Seminar – Aya / Contrastive focus and adaptation (Chie)
Campbell Hall 2122Faculty Meeting – Promotion Case
Campbell Hall 2122Colloquium: Paul Kiparsky “Case Licensing: Explaining Syncretism, Gaps, and Mismatches”
Dodd Hall (Room 78), 315 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA 1401 Via PortolaPhonetics Seminar: Connor Mayer, “A biomechanical model for infant speech and aerodigestive movements”
Campbell Hall 2101KSemantics Seminar
Syntax Seminar
Haines Hall 110Phonetics Seminar: Meng Yang, “Language experience and auditory enhancement in perceptual cue weighting”
Campbell Hall 2101KSemantics Seminar
American Indian Seminar – Tense and Aspect Fest
Every quarter we have a Fest at which people bring items to present from ANY language (every language is indigenous to somewhere…). This quarter we’ll look at tense and aspect. Obviously you can’t tell us everything about the tense/aspect system of your language, but we’d love to hear about interesting facts! If you’d like to...
Syntax Seminar: Richard Stockwell and Carson Schütze
Haines Hall 110Richard Stockwell and Carson Schütze will be giving two joint practice talks for the Linguistic Society of America meeting in January. 1. Dialects “haven’t got” to be the same: modal microvariation in English We propose a unified analysis of dialectal differences between British (Br) and North American (NoAm) English regarding ‘have-got’ – its modal scope...
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