I was away most of last week at the annual Linguistics Association of Great Britain meeting (held in Manchester this year). I had a great time, catching up with friends, meeting new ones, hearing some really cool papers and organising my pecha kucha night (which went really well, as good as I could have hoped for, even though there were few participants). My presentation is here.
Since then I've been catching up. To make up for the lack of posts, here's a bonanza of '40 fascinating lectures for linguistics geeks'.
Showing posts with label pecha kucha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pecha kucha. Show all posts
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
I'm at LAGB from tomorrow until Saturday. I'm not presenting in the main session but I'm hosting a pecha kucha night on Friday, which I am giving a pecha kucha in. More on that later, and I'll post a link to my talk.
For now, here's a really interesting-looking research project you can take part in. It says in the blurb that it's
For now, here's a really interesting-looking research project you can take part in. It says in the blurb that it's
a research project looking into the way in which people associate different vowel sounds with different colours, and whether accent has any influence on this association.and that it takes 10-15 minutes to complete. More information at the project site.
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