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Syntax Interface Lecture: Astrid van Alem
On February 6, Astrid van Alem (Leiden University) will give a Syntax Interface Lecture talk (title t.b.a.) at Utrecht University.
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On January 22, Carlos Muñoz Perez (Pontificia Universisad Católica de Chile and Utrecht University) will give a talk with the title The structure of gaps: on the interaction of derivational order, economy and other sensible principles.
Read moreCANCELED: UTL Lectures Heritage Language Syntax by Masha Polinsky
UTRECHT THEORETICAL LINGUISTICS LECTURES Topics in Heritage Language Syntax On March 9-11, Masha Polinsky (UMD) will be our guest at UiL-OTS; she will teach a crash course on Topics in Heritage Language Syntax, within the ERC project Microcontact . Schedule Monday 9, 15:00 – 17:00 (KNG 80, 1.06 – Ravensteynzaal) – Agreement, agreement restructuring, clitics vs agreement…
Read moreLUSH talks
To help celebrate the holiday season, we are happy to announce five (!) LUSH speakers for December and January. All talks will take place in Utrecht. Please find the schedule below. Individual announcements and abstracts can be found on our website: https://lushtalks.wordpress.com/. Martín Fuchs (Yale University). Utrecht, December 9, 9.30-10.45. Fabian Schlotterbeck (Universität…
Read moreTOMORROW: Talk by Yoad Winter for the Presupposition reading group
Presupposition reading group, new season The presupposition reading group is resuming the meetings for this fall. The next meeting will take place tomorrow, 19th of November at Drift 15 room 0.03, from 10:30 until 12:00. Yoad Winter will give a talk on conditional presuppositions. Feel free to join if you are interested.
Read moreNLP reading group
The NLP reading group brings together people interested in Natural Language Processing/Computational Linguistics and Deep Learning for NLP. The group meets weekly (block 2, starting 15 November, Fridays 11:00-12:30, Trans 0.36) to discuss papers on NLP/CL related topics that are of interest to members of the group present on-going work go through tutorials or get our…
Read moreStreamGram – Open Forum for Grammatical Theory
StreamGram is an Open Access resource that collects links to theoretical linguistics events in streaming : talks, lectures, conferences. If you are streaming a theoretical linguistics event, or if you wish to put the video of a talk online so that other people can find it easily, please read the instructions and send us an…
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