Linguistics Colloquy Series
The Linguistics Colloquy Series is a biweekly lecture series. Refreshments and snacks are served following the presentation, which typically lasts an hour.
Current Colloquy Schedule: FALL 2011
Talks will be held on Thursdays in Blake 206 at 4:00 pm
September 15
Hiba Gharib, Department of Linguistics, KU
"Transitivity Alternations in Sorani Kurdish"
September 29
5-minute Presentations by Linguistics Faculty
October 13
Utako Minai, Department of Linguistics, KU
"Acquisition and Deployment of Linguistic Knowledge: Scrambling in Child Japanese as a Test Case"
October 27
Peter Grund, Department of English, KU
"The Nature of Knowledge: Evidence and Evidentiality in the Witness Depositions from the Salem Witch Trials"
November 17
Hyunsoon Kim, Department of English Language and Literature, Hongik University, Seoul, Korea
“Gradual Tongue Movements in Korean Palatalization as Coarticulation: New Evidence from Stroboscopic Cine-MRI and Acoustic Data”
December 8
Jungwon Janet Choy, Department of Speech-Language-Hearing: Sciences & Disorders, KU
Title TBA
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