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Whamit!: Erlewine to National University of Singapore

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. The Weekly Newsletter of MIT Linguistics. Erlewine to National University of Singapore. We are absolutely delighted to announce that Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine. Has accepted a tenure-track assistant professor position in Linguistics at the National University of Singapore. Mitcho completed his PhD here in 2014 and has spent the past year as a post-doc at McGill. Congratulations mitcho! June 16th, 2015. Posted in Alumni News. MIT Linguistics Home Page. WHASC (UC Santa Cruz).

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Whamit!: Isaac Gould defends dissertation

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. The Weekly Newsletter of MIT Linguistics. Isaac Gould defends dissertation. Congratulations to Isaac Gould. On his unambiguously successful defense of his dissertation entitled. Syntactic Learning from Ambiguous Evidence: Errors and End-States. Photo credits: Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine. June 16th, 2015. Posted in Student News. MIT Linguistics Home Page. WHASC (UC Santa Cruz). The New Sesquipedelian (Stanford).

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Kotek, Sudo, and Hackl in Natural Language Semantics at McLing

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The McGill Linguistics Department Newsletter. Jessica Coon at MIT. Riente Award to Dan Goodhue ». Kotek, Sudo, and Hackl in Natural Language Semantics. 8216;s paper “Experimental investigations of ambiguity: the case of most. 8221; just appeared online in Natural Language Semantics. The paper is joint work with Yasutada Sudo and Martin Hackl and can be found here. May 11, 2015. Jessica Coon at MIT. Riente Award to Dan Goodhue ». Feed for this Entry. Comments are currently closed. Subscribe to email digest.

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Home > Department of Linguistics > USC Dana and David Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

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Linguistics is devoted to the scientific study of language. The central goal of the discipline is to provide a theoretical account of the human cognitive capacity that underlies language production and comprehension. As one of the world's leading programs, the Linguistics department at USC is at the forefront of scientific progress in the study of language. The Linguistics department conducts research in diverse fields — syntax. Sometimes in collaboration with other programs in USC such as Psychology.

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BLING - Blog in LINGuistics: The newsblog of the Department of Linguistics at the University of Chicago

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Blog in LINGuistics: The newsblog of the Department of Linguistics at the University of Chicago. Chicago linguists @ WCCFL 34. Several current (and former) Chicagoans are in Salt Lake City this weekend to present their work at WCCFL 34. German relative clauses and the severed index hypothesis. PhD 2015): Head-splitting in the Wolof clausal periphery. Local interactions in the prosodic structure of Ndebele verbs. April 29, 2016. Chicago linguists at TAL 5. March 28, 2016. Congratulations to Sam Bowman.

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Whamit!: PhDs hooded!

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. The Weekly Newsletter of MIT Linguistics. Three 2014 PhDs Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine. Joined newly minted 2015 PhD Wataru Uegaki. For the traditional conferring of graduate hoods. As part of MIT’s Commencement cermonies. June 16th, 2015. Posted in Alumni News. MIT Linguistics Home Page. WHASC (UC Santa Cruz). The New Sesquipedelian (Stanford).

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Whamit!: Special summer talk: Claire Halpert 6/17

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. The Weekly Newsletter of MIT Linguistics. Special summer talk: Claire Halpert 6/17. Date: Wednesday, June 17. Note: a previous version of this announcement mistakenly gave the month of this talk as July. It is happening in June! June 16th, 2015. MIT Linguistics Home Page. WHASC (UC Santa Cruz). The New Sesquipedelian (Stanford).

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Whamit!: Bjorkman to Queen’s University

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. The Weekly Newsletter of MIT Linguistics. Bjorkman to Queen’s University. Has accepted a tenure-track assistant professor position in morphosyntax at the Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. Bronwyn completed her PhD in 2011, and has been a SSHRC postdoctoral fellow and a Banting Fellow. Canada’s Nobel Prize of post-docs ) at the University of Toronto. Congratulations, Bronwyn! June 16th, 2015. Posted in Alumni News.

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Whamit!: Congratulations graduating seniors!

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. The Weekly Newsletter of MIT Linguistics. Warmest congratulations to our graduating Linguistics majors Demetri Hayes. We’ll miss you! Olivia, Lina and Demetri. June 16th, 2015. Posted in Alumni News. MIT Linguistics Home Page. WHASC (UC Santa Cruz). The New Sesquipedelian (Stanford).

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Whamit!: About Whamit!

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. The Weekly Newsletter of MIT Linguistics. This is a weekly newsletter of news and events originating in and concerning MIT Linguistics. For more information about the department, its faculty, students, staff, and programs, please visit our website. To submit a news item to Whamit! Send email to whamit AT you know where DOT you know what. The editors of Whamit! Benjamin Storme, Sophie Moracchini, and Lilla Magyar. MIT Linguistics Home Page. WHASC (UC Santa Cruz).