The schedule is out for our Linguistics Fridays series for the Fall! Come join us (almost) every Friday at 3:30 in 155 Van Hise* for colloquium talks and reading group discussions on various talks. Students of any level and faculty from any unit are welcome. Come hear about the latest research in linguistics at UW-Madison and beyond.
*(Room 155 Van Hise is secured until at least November 8 – watch for location updates after that!)
10/18 – Biedny et al.
Lexical Relations in ‘Central’ Algonquian
10/25 – Katerina Somers
Orality, Literacy and the Syntax of Ninth-Century German
11/1 – Historical Linguistics Reading Group
11/8 – Juliet Huynh
The Role of Language Dominance in Morphological
Decomposition of Vietnamese and English Compounds
11/15 – Matthew Burner
Exploring the Formal Features of Mass Neuter in Asturian
11/22 – Michele Lavigne & Sally Miles
Brendan Dassey: Language and Language Impairments
in a High-Stakes Interrogation
12/6 – Lilia Rissman
Verbal Semantics is Both Discrete and Gradient