An interdisciplinary seminar series at @EdinUniLEL, interested in #language in its many forms and contexts of use. E-mail: linc@ed.ac.uk
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9 Jun 2022
Tomorrow we will have our very own Dr Benjamín Molineaux giving a talk! Below you will find a link with the full abstract and other details about the meeting. We will meet at our usual time of 15:10 and go until 16:30.
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20 May 2022
Just a small reminder! Happening in 10 minutes!
13 May 2022
We are excited to announce our next talk by Dr Yan Jiang of SOAS University of London. The talk will be next Friday, 20th May. Below you will find more information along with a link to the abstract! Can't wait to see everyone!
13 May 2022
We are excited to announce our next talk by Dr Yan Jiang of SOAS University of London. The talk will be next Friday, 20th May. Below you will find more information along with a link to the abstract! Can't wait to see everyone!
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8 Apr 2022
If you're at #SLA2022 @soclinganth today, stop by our display for a browse of our latest #linguisticanthropology books, including this recent release at a discount award-winning research in the Bloomsbury Studies in Linguistic Anthropology series.
📚 Bloomsbury.com/9781350117457…
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8 Apr 2022
Are you coming along to our fabulous talk at 3.10pm today? If not, you'll be missing out! Don't worry - there's still time - get in touch via DM or e-mail linc@ed.ac.uk for the Zoom details! 💻
6 Apr 2022
Our next talk is coming up on 8th April at 15:10 (UK time), and we are delighted to host (albeit virtually) Prof. Haley de Korne (@haleydekorne) from the University of Oslo. She will give a talk entitled “Language activism strategies from multilingual Mexico“ - abstract below!
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7 Apr 2022
Please get in touch if you'd like to come along! :)
6 Apr 2022
Our next talk is coming up on 8th April at 15:10 (UK time), and we are delighted to host (albeit virtually) Prof. Haley de Korne (@haleydekorne) from the University of Oslo. She will give a talk entitled “Language activism strategies from multilingual Mexico“ - abstract below!
6 Apr 2022
Our next talk is coming up on 8th April at 15:10 (UK time), and we are delighted to host (albeit virtually) Prof. Haley de Korne (@haleydekorne) from the University of Oslo. She will give a talk entitled “Language activism strategies from multilingual Mexico“ - abstract below!
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8 Mar 2022
Join us Friday (11 March) for our next talk from Dr Paedar Ó Muircheartaigh! The talk is on a fascinating bit of linguistic history and you will not want to miss it!
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8 Mar 2022
For the abstract and other information follow the link below!
ed.ac.uk/ppls/linguistics-an…
25 Feb 2022
A gentle reminder that our next talk will be taking place in just a few short hours! Hope to see you there 😁
23 Feb 2022
Our next talk is coming up this Friday 25th February 2022 from 15:10-16:30! Our speaker @SameyaPriom will give a talk entitled "Bangla as a scaffolding strategy in English medium classrooms in Dhaka, Bangladesh". Get in touch for details! 🖥️
23 Feb 2022
Our next talk is coming up this Friday 25th February 2022 from 15:10-16:30! Our speaker @SameyaPriom will give a talk entitled "Bangla as a scaffolding strategy in English medium classrooms in Dhaka, Bangladesh". Get in touch for details! 🖥️
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8 Feb 2022
It's a new year, and a new semester of talks is on the way here at LinC, starting with what looks to be a fascinating talk by Lasse Schaefer here at the University of Edinburgh! Do get in touch with us if you'd like to come along 😊
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17 Dec 2021
Reminder: Our next talk with Nora Dörnbrack will be taking place in about an hour's time. Contact us here, or by e-mail, for Zoom joining details 😊
13 Dec 2021
Next up in our 2021 series of LinC seminars, we have a talk by Nora Dörnbrack entitled "'He neither eat nor sleeped but watched my sleepless hours': Verbal inflection patterns in the private writings of Mary Ann Wordrow Archibald (1762-1841)". Fri 17/12 @ 15:10.
13 Dec 2021
Next up in our 2021 series of LinC seminars, we have a talk by Nora Dörnbrack entitled "'He neither eat nor sleeped but watched my sleepless hours': Verbal inflection patterns in the private writings of Mary Ann Wordrow Archibald (1762-1841)". Fri 17/12 @ 15:10.
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10 Dec 2021
Just a reminder that our next talk with Ragnhild Ljosland is coming up in just over an hour’s time!
Get in touch for joining details 😊
8 Dec 2021
Next up in our stunning seminar series, we have a talk by Ragnhild Ljosland, who will give a talk entitled "Scots and Nynorsk: A comparison of two language movements' struggle for recognition in higher education". Fri. 10 Dec. @ 15:10 on Zoom - contact us for more details! 😊
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8 Dec 2021
Next up in our stunning seminar series, we have a talk by Ragnhild Ljosland, who will give a talk entitled "Scots and Nynorsk: A comparison of two language movements' struggle for recognition in higher education". Fri. 10 Dec. @ 15:10 on Zoom - contact us for more details! 😊
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