A Space for Language: 10 Years of Linguistics at 10 Washington Place
Friday, November 15
6:00-7:30 Faculty Forum (5 Washington Pl.)
7:30-9:00 Reception & Linguistics Science Fair (10 Washington Pl.)
The NYU Linguistics Department is celebrating 10 years in 10 Washington Place. Join us on this commemorative evening to learn about child language development, social uses of language, meaning and interpretation, language and the brain, endangered languages, and more. A faculty forum will be followed by food, refreshments and a Linguistics Science Fair!
Faculty Forum Speakers
Moderated by Lisa Davidson, Department Chair
Lucas Champollion (NYU): Two switches and a light: what a logic puzzle tells us about language
Ailís Cournane (NYU): How children learn to talk about the mind
Patricia Irwin (Swarthmore, PhD ‘12): What a swear word reveals about grammar and social context
Laurel MacKenzie (NYU): What’s in a name? Linguistic richness in the study of names
THIS EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
To attend, reserve your ticket at:
https://sites.google.com/nyu.edu/10yrs10wp
GC CUNY Linguistics Colloquium: John Kingston UMass, Amherst
How Order Matters
Speech sounds nearly always occur in the context of other speech sounds, and those other speech sounds affect their perception. Most demonstrations of the perceptual effects of a target sound’s context show that it is perceived as differing from its context. Perhaps Continue reading
UPDATE: Thank you for helping publicize this event. The location has changed, so I am attaching a new poster with the new location, Fayerweather Hall 302. Thanks! -Ann Senghas
POSTER WITH NEW LOCATION IS HERE ~SG
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