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Interfaces in Language 3
4-6 May 2011
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AHRC Project award
AHRC-funded workshops for the Language and Social Structure in Urban France are taking place at the University of Kent. More information >>
Recent Publications
New Book announcement:
Second title of Interfaces series published
David Hornsby (ed) Interfaces in Language 2 (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011)
Isbn13: 978-1-4438-3165-9
Isbn: 1-4438-3165-4
Interfaces in Languages 1
Jeremy Scott, The Demotic Voice in Contemporary British Fiction (Palgrave Macmillan, 2009)
John Partridge (ed.), Interfaces in Languages (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2010)
Shortcuts in German Grammar project
UKC’s Centre for Language and Linguistic Studies’ Shortcuts in German Grammar project symposium and workshop report.
Decision-Making symposium
30 March 2011
The Centre for Language and Linguistic Studies and The Centre for Reasoning Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Decision-Making symposium.
Archived Events
Forthcoming Workshops
27th and 30th April 2009
Susanne Wagner on Statistics in Linguistics and Corpora Concordancers
Null subjects
and other curiosities of Newfoundland English
11 December 2009
CLLS Lecture by
Dr Susanne Wagner
Interfaces in Language II
5–7 May 2009
Conference to be held at the University of Kent, Canterbury.
Call for papers
Forthcoming
Lectures
March 30 2009
Dr Cornelius Puschmann (Düsseldorf)
June 4 2009
Dr David Britain (Essex)
CLLS Inaugural Lecture, 28 February 2008
Dr Jon Mills, 'Genocide and Ethnocide: The Suppression of the Cornish Language'.
CLLS Guest Lecture, 16 October 2008
Professor Neal Norrick (Universität des Saarlandes), 'Humour in Spoken Language'.
CLLS Guest Lecture, 12 February 2008
Professor Hans Sauer of the English Department of the University of Munich, visiting under the ERASMUS staff mobility programme at the invitation of SECL German Section and the Centre for Language and Linguistic Studies, gave a lecture on 'How the Anglo-Saxon Glossators Adapted the Latin World into Old English'