Thursday, January 24, 4:15-6:00 PM, 200-307

Lindsay J. Whaley

How do Languages Disappear?

Dartmouth College

Sponsored by Project Absentia
Cosponsored by the Colloquium Committee and CSLI

Wednesday, February 6, 5:15 pm

Roger Levy

Probabilistic Knowledge in Human Language Comprehension and Production

UCSD

February 15

Adrian Brasoveanu

Uniqueness Effects in Correlatives

Stanford University

February 22

Alan Yu

Selective pressures in sound change and phonological typology

University of Chicago

Tuesday, February 26, 12:00 PM

Florian Schwarz

Two Types of Bridging with Two Types of Definites

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

April 4

Louis Goldstein

A Coupled Oscillator Planning Model of Speech Timing and Syllable Structure

USC

Tuesday, April 8, 12:00pm

Derek Bickerton

Bastard Tongues: Creole Languages, and their Linguistic Significance

University of Hawaii

April 11

Diana Archangeli

Categories of sounds

University of Arizona/CASBS

All day, May 2, Cordura 100

Fifth Annual QP Fest

May 9

Victor Ferreira

What Speakers Do and Don't Do to Successfully Communicate

UC San Diego

May 16

Judith Irvine

How Mr. Taylor lost his footing:
The Sociolinguistics of Stance in a Colonial Encounter

University of Michigan

May 30

Undergraduate Honors Presentations

October 10

Mira Ariel

Or Constructions: Meaning and use

Tel Aviv University, University of Santa Barbara

October 17

VPUE Presentations

October 24

Dag Westerståhl

Decomposition and Compositionality

University of Göteborg

Tuesday, October 28, 5:30pm

Lauren Hall-Lew

SocioRap: Ethnicity and Phonetic Variation in a San Francisco Neighborhood

Stanford University

Dissertation Proposal Talk

December 5

Ned Block

Rich vs Sparse views of perception and their Relation to Cognitive Accessibility

New York University

Joint Linguistics/Philosophy/Psychology Colloquium