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AIS (American Indian and Indigenous Languages) Seminar – Carson Schütze
AIS (American Indian and Indigenous Languages) Seminar – Carson Schütze
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Phonology Seminar Fall 2023 – David Goldstein
Phonology Seminar Fall 2023 – David Goldstein
David Goldstein, “Segmental stability” To ask to give a seminar, please contact the Fall Quarter convenor, Bruce Hayes, at bhayes@humnet.ucla.edu.
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Psycholinguistics/Computational Linguistics Seminar – Katya Khlystova
Psycholinguistics/Computational Linguistics Seminar – Katya Khlystova
Time: 4-6pm Location: Campbell 2122.
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Colloquium Talk – Morgan Sonderegger: New perspectives on speech variability from large-scale studies
Colloquium Talk – Morgan Sonderegger: New perspectives on speech variability from large-scale studies
Location - Dodd 146 New perspectives on speech variability from large-scale studies I present two studies which aim to understand the structure and sources of variability in speech production, enabled by novel quantitative methods. I also discuss several open-source tools for automatic analysis of speech which enable such large-scale studies by speeding up or replacing...
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AIS (American Indian and Indigenous Languages) Seminar – Iara Mantenuto, CSUDH
AIS (American Indian and Indigenous Languages) Seminar – Iara Mantenuto, CSUDH
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Phonology Seminar Fall 2023 – Ferhat Karaman
Phonology Seminar Fall 2023 – Ferhat Karaman
Ferhat Karaman, reporting an experimental study of Turkish vowel harmony To ask to give a seminar, please contact the Fall Quarter convenor, Bruce Hayes, at bhayes@humnet.ucla.edu.
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Psycholinguistics/Computational Linguistics Seminar – Yang Wang
Psycholinguistics/Computational Linguistics Seminar – Yang Wang
Time: 4-6pm Location: Campbell 2122.
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Colloquium Talk – Alexis Wellwood: Temporal constitution in language and mind
Colloquium Talk – Alexis Wellwood: Temporal constitution in language and mind
Location - Dodd 146 Temporal constitution in language and mind Semanticists posit at least two categories of dynamic entity—event and process—in their explanations of the semantic properties of different classes of verbs and verb phrases. I consider the event-process distinction as a case study in the interface between linguistic and extralinguistic cognition. In a series...