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What is LingLunch?

LingLunch is a lunchtime forum that allows members of the IU Linguistics community to present their work in an informal setting, to get feedback, criticism, and other helpful advice. Often, LingLunch presenters will go on to make the same or similar presentations at a later conference. Travel grant winners also present their work at LingLunch.

LingLunch is open to any and all who wish to present or simply be present, no matter the departmental affiliation. Anyone interested in being a LingLunch lecturer can contact Jason F. Siegel. LingLunch takes place in Memorial Hall 317a (the seminar room).

 

Fall 2007

Oct 15 (Mon.) 12:00-1:00 MM 317	Toshikazu Ikuta	Delta QP: Quantifier Raising Reformulated as Covert Topic/Focus Movement and Dopamine in Grammatical Processing: an fMRI investigation in Parkinson’s disease

Spring 2007

Jan 26 (Fri) 11:30-12:30 MM 317	Jason F. Siegel	The Birth and Adolescence of Guianese French Creole

Fall 2006

Sep 25 (Mon) 12:30-1:30 MM 317	Piibi-Kai Kivik	Variation in personal pronoun forms: Estonian in the United States
Oct 9 (Mon) 12:30-1:30 MM 317	Brian Riordan	There’s two ways to say it: Modeling nonstandard there’s
Nov 17 (Fri) 12:15-1:15 MM 401	Nathan Sanders	Recursive Constraint Demotion: Optimality Theory and Algorithm

If you are interested in presenting, contact Jason F. Siegel