Research Seminar Series 2019
DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES 2019 SCHEDULE
(Note: Seminars usually take place on Friday afternoons from 3pm to 4pm, unless otherwise noted.)
| Date | Speaker | Title | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar-8 | Scott Barnes | Rudeness, strangeness, and verbosity: Complex communicative deficits in acquired communication disorders. (Slides) (Abstract) | 12SW, Rm 558 |
| Mar-29 | Stephen Howe | Primary universals of human language (Abstract) | 12SW Rm 310 |
| Apr-12 | Ilija Casule | The Indo-European origin of the Burushaski verbal prefixation (Abstract) | 12SW Rm 310 |
| Aug-16 | Phil Benson | Languages in New South Wales: What can we learn from public data? (Abstract) Time: 2-3pm | AHH 1.602 |
| Aug-30 | Lindsey Van Yper | Improving binaural hearing with bilateral cochlear implants (Abstract) | 12SW Rm 558 |
| Oct-11 | Annabelle Lukin | How international law legitimates violence: the semantics and grammar of ‘military necessity’ (Abstract) | 12SW Rm 226 |
| Oct-25 | Titia Benders | First steps to understanding the acquisition of rare and changing sounds: The case of the Nepali 4-way contrast (Abstract) | 12SW Rm 226 |
| Nov-29 | Adam Smith | Unwinding the verbose skein: Editorial influence on the Hansard record (Slides) (Abstract) | 12SW Rm 430 |
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