We are proud to announce that Artemis Alexiadou, from the Humboldt University in Berlin, will inaugurate the Utrecht Theoretical Linguistics Lecture series with a crash course on Heritage Languages and Linguistic Theory on February 19-21, 2018.   Class 1 is based on this article. This is the handout of Artemis’s talk for the Syntax Interface lecture: Utrecht_ 19.2

Dear all, the paper Diversity of linguistic data and the integration of the language sciences that I wrote with Marc van Oostendorp has just been published on Frontiers in Psychology. The article is in Open Access. Comments and questions very welcome! If you publish a paper or you have a draft that you would like to…

The second expert meeting of TinT will be on tense and aspect in second-language acquisition. The meetings will consist of two to three 40-minute talks followed by discussion. We cordially invite you to attend the second meeting on Thursday 30 November, 10.00-13.00 (Kromme Nieuwegracht 80, room 1.06 (Ravesteijnzaal), 3512HM Utrecht). The focus of the meeting…

Big news for Romance linguistics in the Netherlands! Utrecht University will host Going Romance 32, in December 2018. Together with GoRo32, two workshops will be also organized: one on language variation in contact (Microcontact project) and one on the semantics of perfect (Time in Translation project). Going Romance is the European conference series that focuses on Romance languages from the perspective of…

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