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AIS (American Indian and Indigenous Languages) Seminar – Colin Brown
AIS (American Indian and Indigenous Languages) Seminar – Colin Brown
Please email munro@ucla.edu for Zoom
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AIS (American Indian and Indigenous Languages) Seminar – (In)definiteness Fest
AIS (American Indian and Indigenous Languages) Seminar – (In)definiteness Fest
Please email munro@ucla.edu for Zoom
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Phonology Seminar Fall 2023 – Toni Cook
Phonology Seminar Fall 2023 – Toni Cook
Toni Cook, Pomona College, “Morphosyntactic and phonological constituency in Zulu reduplication” To ask to give a seminar, please contact the Fall Quarter convenor, Bruce Hayes, at bhayes@humnet.ucla.edu.
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Phonology Seminar Fall 2023 – Prep for Annual Meeting in Phonology
Phonology Seminar Fall 2023 – Prep for Annual Meeting in Phonology
Prep for Annual Meeting in Phonology 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 – Ziv Plotnik-Peleg
Psycholinguistics/Computational Linguistics Seminar – Ziv Plotnik-Peleg
Time: 4-6pm Location: Campbell 2122.
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Phonology Seminar Fall 2023 Ben Eischens
Phonology Seminar Fall 2023 Ben Eischens
Jennifer Miyaki, “The phonology of compound reduction in American Sign Language” 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 – Erin Mauffray
Psycholinguistics/Computational Linguistics Seminar – Erin Mauffray
Time: 4-6pm Location: Campbell 2122.
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Colloquium Talk – Meredith Tamminga: Language users’ expectations shape phonetic flexibility
Colloquium Talk – Meredith Tamminga: Language users’ expectations shape phonetic flexibility
Location - Dodd 146 Language users' expectations shape phonetic flexibility Language users show considerable flexibility in their phonetic perception and production. Phonetic flexibility phenomena such as convergence and perceptual learning are of broad interest because of their connections to questions in language learning, sociolinguistic variation, and diachronic change. In this talk I will present...
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AIS (American Indian and Indigenous Languages) Seminar – Mike Galant, CSUDH
AIS (American Indian and Indigenous Languages) Seminar – Mike Galant, CSUDH
Please email munro@ucla.edu for Zoom
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