Professor Cecile McKee and undergraduate Matt Mutterperl at Tucson Meet Yourself on 12 October, 2013. Visitors to our booth used a finger-tapper to see that language is left-lateralized. (photo by Jaz Beltran)
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Post date: Sat, 12/10/2013 - 3:38pm |
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This spring, the study of linguistics and philosophy will combine with film to form a unique class offered by the University of Arizona. As part of the course “Meaning in Language and Society (Ling/Phil 211)” students will watch movies that illustrate the linguistic, psychological and social aspects of meaning. Community members can attend the screenings and join in the conversation for free. The movies will be shown at the Integrated Learning Center (ILC) 130, on the UA campus... Read more Post date: Wed, 19/12/2012 - 1:06pm |
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Congratulations to Deniz Tat, Dissenter, PhD Program for being the recipient of this years ABOR Grant Award. Great Job! Post date: Sun, 21/10/2012 - 8:28pm |
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Natasha Warner, Professor of Linguistics, is the winner of this year's SBS Dean's Award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching. Post date: Tue, 29/05/2012 - 9:22am |
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Post date: Thu, 29/03/2012 - 11:20am |
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Thomas G. Bever, Regents Professor and Professor of Linguistics, Psychology, Cognitive Science & Neuroscience, The University of Arizona. Prof. Bever's teaching and research focuses on the foundations of Cognitive and Linguistic Universals. He ordinarily works with a large number of independent study undergraduates, graduate students and colleagues: he works with students in each of the four programs listed above. Bever's research areas include: sentence comprehension, cerebral... Read more Post date: Tue, 06/03/2012 - 11:22am |
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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... Read more Post date: Mon, 12/12/2011 - 11:48am |
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September, 2011: Natasha Warner was awarded an Earl Carroll Magellan Fellowship. Her work is on how humans communicate through the variability of conversational speech. In spontaneous, casual speech, many sounds are deleted: for example, "do you have time" can sound like "dyutem," "he was" can sound the same as "is," and "she'd be like" can sound like "shilleye." Still, even these very reduced pronunciations are completely intelligible when heard in context, and they allow speakers to convey... Read more Post date: Tue, 04/10/2011 - 11:15am |
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Arizona Linguistics Circle: October 28 - 30, 2011:
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May 2011: Simin Karimi, Professor in linguistics received the Colege of SBS Dean/Magellan Circle Award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching. Post date: Fri, 29/07/2011 - 12:00am |
