Ling Fridays Colloquia: Drake on disrupting linguistic bias

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Disrupting linguistic bias through experiential learning in an introductory linguistics class Veronika Drake, Saginaw Valley State University Abstract: Prejudice about groups of people simply based on their dialect (Baker-Bell, 2020; Lippi-Green, 2012) is not only very …

Ling Fridays Colloquia: Keating on Quechua pseudo-reflexives

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An analysis of Quechua’s pseudo-reflexive morphemes  Cailie Keating, undergraduate Linguistics and Spanish major, will present her Hilldale research project that she is completing with Professor Grant Armstrong. In person Reflexivity can generally be defined as …

Ling Fridays Colloquia: Sampson on the copular SELF in ASL

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The use of the copular SELF with adjectives in ASL Tory Sampson, PhD student, University of California-San Diego online Nonverbal predication has not been adequately described in American Sign Language. Contrary to previous claims that …

Muslims on the Margins: Book Talk by Katrina Daly Thompson

Religious Studies Brown Bag for the launch of a book by new Language Sciences faculty member Katrina Daly Thompson: Muslims on the Margins - Creating Queer Religious Community in North America. Professor Daly Thompson will …

Ling Fridays Colloquia: Pato on variation in Spanish

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On Vernacular Universals and Grammatical Variation in Spanish Enrique Pato, Université de Montréal In person Enrique Pato is Full Professor in the Hispanic Studies section of the Department of World Literatures and Languages at the …