Linguistics Colloquium Series
The Linguistics Colloquium Series is partially funded by the UConn Graduate Student Senate.
Organizers: Tarcisio Dias & Yusuke Yagi
| Name | Title | Date/Time | Room |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miloje Despic, Cornell University |
Labeling and the Inverse System in Algonquian (joint work w/ Michael Hamilton) | October 15, 2021
4PM-6PM |
online |
| Artemis Alexiadou, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin |
A non-canonical view of causative alternation | October 26, 2021
12:30PM-2:30PM |
online |
| David Barner, University of California San Diego |
Inference, Alternatives, and Meaning In Language Acquisition | November 19, 2021
4PM-6PM |
online |
| Kathryn Davidson, Harvard University |
Compositionality in depiction and description | December 3, 2021
4PM-6PM |
OAK 117 |
| Roland Pfau, University of Amsterdam |
Sign language negation – reconsidering typological classifications | February 11, 2022
4PM-6PM |
online |
| Richard Meier, The University of Texas at Austin |
ASL Was Once an Emergent Sign Language: A Quantitative View of the Early Signing Community at the American School for the Deaf and of Its Linguistic Ecology from 1817-1867 (or Since When Does UConn’s Linguistics Department Host Talks About the History of Hartford?) | February 25, 2022
4PM-6PM |
online |
| Richard Kayne, New York University |
Hypercomplex Inversion and the Status of Expletive Pronouns | April 8, 2022
4PM-6PM |
online |
| Cleo Condoravdi, Stanford University |
TBA | April 22, 2022
4PM-6PM |
tba |
See also the UConn Events Calendar