Events

What's on in Linguistics and English Language

Other events not listed here can be found on the individual pages of talk series and reading groups.

2023	Events
06 Mar	Bilingualism and Developmental Linguistics research group Comparing the L1 and L2 acquisition of clitic placement and null objects in European Portuguese (Alexandra Fiéis)
07 Mar	Language evolution seminar A theory of morphological productivity is essential in characterizing noun classes: Corpus and experimental evidence from Bantu (Patrick Kanampiu)
10 Mar	Meaning and grammar seminar Dual presentation (Hideki Kishimoto and Osamu Sawada)
13 Mar	Sociolinguistics reading group Methodological nationalism in linguistics (online discussion) Bilingualism and Developmental Linguistics research group Heritage Language Bilingualism as a Spectrum: The case of processing Mandarin Classifiers (Jiuzhou Hao)
14 Mar	Language evolution seminar Why do some words have more meanings than others? A neutral model for the meaning-frequency correlation (Alexey Kochevoy) Cognitive linguistics seminar Semasiological and onomasiological conditions for innovation emergence (Nadine Dietrich)
23 Mar	Linguistic Circle Thoughts (Deniz Özyıldız)
24 Mar	PPLS Three Minute Thesis Competition (external website)
27 Mar	Bilingualism and Developmental Linguistics research group Language as shaped by cognition: The case of linguistic redundancy (Shiral Tal)
28 Mar	Meaning and grammar seminar TBC (Deniz Özyıldız)
30 Mar	Linguistic Circle TBC (Audrey Cameron)
03 Apr	Language variation and change TBA (Zhaoxi Yan)
11 Apr	Meaning and grammar seminar An Agree-based approach to Geis’s ambiguous construals (Qiuhao Charles Yan)
28 Apr	The 77th Language Lunch @ Edinburgh (external website) Informal poster session (lunch included)

This article was published on 23 Mar, 2023