| Schedule |
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| Date | Venue | Speaker | Title |
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| 5 November 2009, 5.15pm | Humanities Research Institute | Dr. Sabine Stoll (Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig, Germany) | Child-directed speech in Russian, German, English and Chintang |
| 17 December 2009, 12-2pm | Humanities Research Institute | Professor Andrew Linn (English) | The life cycle of linguistics: studying the history of the discipline |
| 21st January 2010, 12-2pm (postponed from 14th) | Jessop West, G01b (Exhibition Space) | Professor Nigel Duffield (English) | Sapir-Whorf redux: what might just be right about Linguistic Relativity |
| 28 January 2010, 12-2pm | Humanities Research Institute | Jane Woodin (MLTC, SOMLAL) | Towards a research approach for intercultural communication |
| (postponed to 2010-2011) | tba | Dr. Roel Vismans (Germanic Studies) | The study of linguistic politeness across languages |
| 25 February 2010, 12-2pm | Humanities Research Institute | Prof. Mick Perkins & Dr Sara Howard (HCS) | Clinical linguistics |
| 11 March 2010, 12-2pm | Humanities Research Institute | Professor Rosemary Varley (HCS) | A cognitive neuroscience perspective on language: a strange case of neologistic dysgraphia. |
| 15 April 2010, 12-2pm | Humanities Research Institute | Prof. Neil Bermel and Ludek Knittl (Russian & Slavonic Studies) | Constructing and Running a Comparative Study of Case Forms: Corpus Frequency vs. Acceptability to Speakers |
| 29 April 2010, 12-2pm | Humanities Research Institute | Dr Dagmar Divjak (Russian & Slavonic Studies) | The Corpus Revolution? |
| 13 May 2010, 12-2pm | Humanities Research Institute | Prof. Rob Gaizauskas (Computer Science) | Theory and Practice in Computational Language Processing |
27 May 2010, 12-2pm
| Jessop West, G.03 | Professor Roger Moore (Computer Science) | Progress & Prospects in Spoken Language Processing |
