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Department of Linguistics
Douglass Bldg. Room 200E
P.O.Box 210028
Tucson, AZ 85721-0028
Tel: (520) 621-6897
Fax: (520) 626-9014
Simin Karimi
Douglass Bldg. Room 200E
P.O.Box 210028
Tucson, AZ 85721-0028
Tel: (520) 621-6897
Fax: (520) 626-9014
karimi@email.arizona.edu
Linguistic Colloquium 3pm-4.30pm in Communication 311
Friday, February 24
Hadas Velan (Psycholinguistics Laboratory, Department of Psychology, University of Arizona) Title; Lexical representation of printed words: Language specific or structure specific?
Abstract:
Although having an alphabetic writing system, previous studies...
Friday, March 2, 2012
Linguistics Colloquium
Heidi Harley (Department of Linguistics, University of Arizona)
Title: The preservation, translation and transcription of Hiaki (Yaqui): narratives of persecution, displacement and resistance
(Work in collaboration with Maria Florez Leyva)
About 30-35 years ago, Maria Leyva...
Friday, March 9, 2012
Linguistics Colloquium
Thomas G. Bever and Roeland Hancock (Department of Linguistics and Department of Psychology, University of Arizona)
Title:How many “normal” neurological organizations for language are there?At least two.
Abstract:
Sixty years ago, A. Luria noted that right handers with familial left handedness (RHFLH)...
University of ArizonaDepartment of Linguistics
Spring 2012 Linguistic Colloquium, LING 495A/595A
Coordinator and convener: Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini (Linguistics,...
Noam Chomsky is an Institute Professor and a Professor Emeritus in the Department of Linguistics and Philosophy at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he worked for more than 50 years. Chomsky, who according to The New York Times is “arguably the most important intellectual alive,” is credited with revolutionizing the field of linguistics by introducing generative grammar...
Friday, November 4th ~ 3-4:30 Communication Bldg 311
James Higginbotham (Department of Linguistics and Department of Philosophy, University of Southern California)
Title: De Re and De Se: Linguistic and Conceptual Parameters
Abstract:
In recent years the issue of first-personal, or as David Lewis called them de se, thoughts and/...
Friday, November 18th
Elly van Gelderen (Regents' Professor, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Arizona State University)
Title: The Diachrony of Pronouns and Demonstratives: Feature Economy meets Old Norse.
Abstract:
This talk provides a description and account of some of the changes involving the DP, namely anaphoric marking in English...
Friday, December 2nd
Barry Schein (Department of Linguistics, University of Southern California)
Title: Frame, Count, Action. Semantics in Hollywood.
3-4:30 Communication Bldg 311
Abstract: Frequent flyers recounted in their frequent flights under (1)’s protocol keep (1) from implying (2):
(1) Four million passengers crowded National...
The Arizona Linguistics Circle is a graduate-student-run conference held every year since 2007 on the campus of the University of Arizona. Each year a different theme is chosen with the intent of fostering deeper investigation into a particular area of inquiry, but papers from all areas of linguistics are welcome. Our goal is to provide a welcoming yet constructive environment for linguistic...
Friday, October 28th: 3pm, Marshall Building, Room 490 (please notice the change of building and room)
Joint event: Prof. Marc Aronoff (Department of Linguistics, Stony Brook University) will give a talk as one of the guest speakers at Arizona Linguistics Circle 5. His talk will be on the Al-Sayyid Bedouin Sign Language and will be scheduled as a joint Arizona...