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Theo Sullivan (Linguistics ’09) comps
20 May 2009‘Logogramz: A Linguistic Analysis of Digital Communication’ Theo Sullivan Theo Sullivan (Linguistics ’09) will present his comps research on Friday, 22 May, at 4:00 pm in Goodsell 03. A reception…
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Rosalind Brayfield (’09) will present a paper entitled ‘*Who does he believe what likes? How focus movement and wh-movement are distinct in the Belizean creole’ at the Minnesota Student Workshop…
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Emily Green (Linguistics ’09) Comps
10 March 2009‘An OSV language really exists and it’s really weird!’ Emily Green Emily Green (Linguistics ’09) will present her comps research on Tuesday, 10 March, at 4:30 pm in Goodsell 03.…
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Rosalind Brayfield (Linguistics ’09) Comps
20 February 2009Rosalind Brayfield (Linguistics, ’09) will present her comps research on Thursday, 26 February, at 4:30 pm in Goodsell 03. ***** ‘Run, I run – I really run!: questions and foci…
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Gwendolyn Lewis defends her comps
20 May 2008Gwen Lewis (Neurolinguistics) will present her comps research on Thursday, May 22nd, at *4:30 pm* (note change of time) in CMC 210.
Gwen’s talk is titled ‘Spontaneous speech: A shocking response to electrical stimulation of the thalamus’. Spontaneous speech results from electrical stimulation of only the ventral anterior nucleus of the thalamus, making it a rare and unique phenomenon. This talk will outline a possible thalamic model of language that may explain this phenomenon.
A reception immediately follows the talk. All are invited to attend.
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Carleton Linguistics Students Attend Chicago Linguistic Society
9 May 2008On April 24-26 2008, eight linguistics students traveled to Chicago to attend the 44th Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society at the University of Chicago. There, they were regaled with much syntactic and phonological theory, heard talks by such luminaries as Carol Padden and Tecumseh Fitch, and had a generally great time.
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Rosalind Brayfield (’09) to present at McCCLU 2008
20 March 2008Rosalind Brayfield (’09) will present a paper entitled ‘”I like your ponytail, but I have a ponytail, too!’: The acquisition of the logical properties of because and but‘ at McGill’s Canadian Conference for Linguistics Undergraduates (McCCLU) 2008. McCCLU will be held at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, 28-30 March, 2008.
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The Linguistics Student Departmental Advisor
10 July 2007We here in the Linguistics Program are very pleased that Rosalind Brayfield has agreed to be our SDA. In addition to being a great source of information about the program, she is also the primary organizer of events, in addition to being the TA for Ling 110. She’s happy to respond to inquiries of all kinds at brayfier at carleton.edu