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Posted on 25th November 202125th November 2021Categories @languagecorpora research group, analysis of language, applied linguistics, corpora, language analysis, talks, UMU, Universidad de Murcia, video, videos
4th Learner Corpus Studies in Asia and the World (LCSAW4)
Following three successful conventions, the 4th Learner Corpus Studies in Asia and the World (LCSAW4) will be held on Sunday, 29, September2019, at Kobe University Centennial Hall in Japan. URL
LCSAW4 is organized in cooperation with the ESRC-AHRC project led byDr. Tony McEnery at Lancaster University, UK.
LCSAW4 Poster Session CFP
Date: Sunday, September 29, 2019
Venue: Kobe University Centennial Hall
Topic: Studies related to L2 learner corpus
Publication : Online proceedings with ISSN will be published.
Submission : Please send your abstract and short-bio by 20 May 2019  http://bit.ly/lcsaw4 If you cannot access the site, please contact the organizer (iskwshin@gmail.com)
Notice of acceptance: By the end of May 2019
Full paper due: By the end of August 2019
Posted on 1st May 20191st May 2019Categories analysis of language, applied linguistics, CFP, research, talksTags LCSAW4
John Wells: Phonetics from blog to book talk at Cambridge
Thursday 15 October 2015
GR06-7, English Faculty, 9 West Road (Sidgwick Site).
This talk is part of the Cambridge University Linguistic Society series.
This was the first time I had the chance to listen to Prof. Wells in person. Really fascinating talk from one of the pioneering figures in modern linguistics after WWII. He spoke about different pronunciations of common and not so common words, the influence of classic Greek on pronunciation, English varieties and about himself. He wrote a blog between 2006 and 2013. This is part of the last entry there (then):
…In fact over recent months I have increasingly been feeling that in this blog I have by now already said everything of interest that I want to say. And if I have nothing new to say, then the best plan is to stop talking.
So I am now discontinuing my blog.
Thank you, all those readers who have stayed with me over the seven years that I have been writing it. If you still need a regular fix, there are archives stretching back to 2006 for you to rummage through.
Goodbye, au revoir, tschüss, hwyl, cześć, tot ziens, дo cBидaHия, さようなら, ĝis!
Luckily, Prof. Wells is feeling better and is back with a new book: Sounds interesting, CUP:
It was an honour to meet somebody like Prof. Wells in person. It may sound overused and cliché but there’s no scholars like him these days. On a personal note, I was touched by his many references to his childhood memories.
John Wells is Emeritus Professor of Phonetics at UCL and author of Accents of English and the Longman Pronunciation Dictionary.
Posted on 16th October 2015Categories applied linguistics, CFP, talks
Investigación en Lingüística Inglesa: Tendencias, Sinergía y Retos: 6 de febrero a las 17.00h.
Este jueves, día 6 de febrero, habrá una actividad formativa denominada “Investigación en Lingüística Inglesa: Tendencias Sinergia y Retos” del Doctorado de Artes y Humanidades enfocada a los de Lingüística inglesa (e hispánica) específicamente. Será a cargo del profesor Ricardo Mairal (UNED). Tras el seminario, hemos organizado una breve sesión en la que le contéis uno por uno vuestras intenciones de investigación (ya como TFM, o tesis doctoral), quienes estéis en fase más temprana, o de lo que estáis investigando (los avanzados), para que os dé consejos. Me gustaría mucho que asistierais por el interés que os puede despertar y su gran utilidad.
ACTIVIDAD FORMATIVA DE LA LÍNEA EN LINGÜÍSTICA INGLESA
PONENTE: Dr. Ricardo Mairal Usón.
Título: INVESTIGACIÓN EN LINGÜÍSTICA INGLESA: TENDENCIAS, SINERGÍA Y RETOS
Fecha: Jueves 6 de febrero a las 17.00h.
Lugar: Aula Jorge Guillén. Facultad de Letras. Campus La Merced.
A través del Coordinador del MÁSTER UNIVERSITARIO EN LINGÜÍSTICA TEÓRICA Y APLICADA
Posted on 3rd February 2014Categories conferencias, talks
Investigación en Lingüística Inglesa: Tendencias, Sinergía y Retos: 6 de febrero a las 17.00h.
Este jueves, día 6 de febrero, habrá una actividad formativa denominada “Investigación en Lingüística Inglesa: Tendencias Sinergia y Retos” del Doctorado de Artes y Humanidades enfocada a los de Lingüística inglesa (e hispánica) específicamente. Será a cargo del profesor Ricardo Mairal (UNED). Tras el seminario, hemos organizado una breve sesión en la que le contéis uno por uno vuestras intenciones de investigación (ya como TFM, o tesis doctoral), quienes estéis en fase más temprana, o de lo que estáis investigando (los avanzados), para que os dé consejos. Me gustaría mucho que asistierais por el interés que os puede despertar y su gran utilidad.
ACTIVIDAD FORMATIVA DE LA LÍNEA EN LINGÜÍSTICA INGLESA
PONENTE: Dr. Ricardo Mairal Usón.
Título: INVESTIGACIÓN EN LINGÜÍSTICA INGLESA: TENDENCIAS, SINERGÍA Y RETOS
Fecha: Jueves 6 de febrero a las 17.00h.
Lugar: Aula Jorge Guillén. Facultad de Letras. Campus La Merced.
A través del Coordinador del MÁSTER UNIVERSITARIO EN LINGÜÍSTICA TEÓRICA Y APLICADA
Posted on 3rd February 2014Categories conferencias, talks
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