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LSA 2017 Linguistic Institute

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Episodes

Episode3: The Timecourse of Bilingual Phonologies

Ashley Farris Trimble: https://www.sfu.ca/linguistics/people/faculty/farris-trimble.html Melissa Baese-Berk: http://www.melissabaeseberk.com Anne-Michelle Tessier: https://lsa2017.uky.edu/users/annemichelletessier Music: The opening/closing song: Clear Blue Sky recorded by Chatham County Line and available in full from the free music archive (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chatham_County_Line/Live_at_WFMU_on_Joe_Belocks_Show_on_7172008/Clear_Blue_Sky) and used here under a Creative Commons li...

May 26, 2017•38 min

Episode 2: Intonation and Social Identity

Nicole R. Holliday https://nicolerholliday.wordpress.com and Paul Reed http://mountainmanlinguistics.blogspot.com The opening/closing song: Clear Blue Sky recorded by Chatham County Line and available in full from the free music archive and used here under a Creative Commons license. Nicole and Paul are sociolinguists whose apparently disparate research programs find surprising overlap in questions of how social identity is created and perceived by means of intonation. We talk to them about them...

Oct 21, 2016•51 min

Episode 1: Constructed Languages

Get to know Brenna and Andrew Byrd, hear about their constructed languages course at the upcoming 2017 Linguistic Institute. Music: The opening/closing song: Clear Blue Sky recorded by Chatham County Line and available in full from the free music archive and used here under a Creative Commons license. Notes: UK linguists develop language for new ‘Far Cry Primal’ game http://www.kentucky.com/living/article65975367.html The Wenja blog: http://speakingprimal.blogspot.com David Peterson developed th...

Sep 22, 2016•40 min
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