Takahito Shinya Dissertation Defense
The Role of Lexical Contrast in the Perception of Intonational Prominence in Japanese
Friday, October 27, 2006, 3:30 pm, Machmer W-26
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04:27 (2006-10-26)
October 26, 2006
Helen Stickney Talk at Springfield College
Nicaraguan Sign Language: Watching Language Emerge
Thursday, November 2, Springfield College
NELS 35 Published
NELS 35: here...
...and gone!
[Thanks Amy Rose!
Undergrad Linguistics Club
On Tuesday, October 31, the DARLings meet (as usual) at 6:30 pm in South College 301 (The Partee Room). Ryan O' Mara and David Fiske will be introducing Grice's Maxims of Conversation and dicussing some issues at the semantics--pragmatics interface. There will be food and beverages. As usual everyone/anyone is encouraged to come!
[Thanks David!]
Syntax Reading Group
Syntax Reading Group meets today (October 26) at 8:00 pm at Rajesh's house. Lisa Green will present Anita Mitwoch's paper 'Unspecified arguments in episodic and habitual sentences.
[Thanks Cherlon!]
Phonology Reading Group
PhG meets next on Halloween, at 3:30 pm, in the Partee Room. The group will discuss the following work:
- Chapter 1 of Paul de Lacy's new book, Markedness: Reduction and Preservation in Phonology. This relates to what Paul will talk about at his upcoming (November 3) colloq.
- A paper by Juliette Blevins that will appear in a Theoretical Linguistics volume.
Contact Kathryn P if you would like copies of these.
Kathryn P writes, "There is currently nothing spooky actually planned, but I'm happy to hear suggestions for increasing the spookiness, if this is exciting for people."
[Thanks Kathryn!]
Acquisition Lab
The Acquisition Lab met on Tuesday, October 23. Hristo Kyuchukov, currently a visitor at Smith, presented some of his recent work.
[Thanks Youri!]