CLCR/Language and Linguistics Seminars Programme 2022-2023
AUTUMN/HYDREF
19 October/mis Hydref 2022 (Week 3 of term):
Discussion session following-up on REF presentation
This is an in-person event in Room 3.62 of the John Percival Building.
2 November/mis Tachwedd 2022 (Week 5 of term): Cedric Deschrijver, Ming Chuan University
Title: Interactional effects of notions of disinformation: Recognizing and debating ‘disinformation agents’ in anonymous user comments
Online event with group viewing in Room 3.62, JP Building. Join the seminar, just before start time by clicking here.
16 November/mis Tachwedd 2022 (Week 7 of term): Erhan Aslan, University of Reading
Title: Playfully serious: Multimodal insights into the COVID-19 online memescape
This seminar will be hybrid although we encourage in-person attendance in Room 3.62 of the John Percival Building. To join online click here.
7 December/mis Rhagfyr 2022 (Week 10 of term): Yi Wang, Cardiff University
Title: How verbal labels modulate early Cantonese-English bilinguals’ perception and categorization of motion events
This seminar will be hybrid although we encourage in-person attendance in Room 3.62 of the John Percival Building. To join online click here.
14 December/mis Rhagfyr 2022 (Week 11 of term): Francisco Javier Minaya Gómez, University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
Title: Words of Wonder: The cognitive and semantic dimension of the literal and figurative denominators for wonder in Old English sources
This seminar will be hybrid although we encourage in-person attendance in Room 3.62 of the John Percival Building. To join online click here.
Spring/Gwanwyn
1 February/mis Chwefror (Week 1 of term): Postponed due to UCU industrial action
15 February/mis Chwefror (2023) (Week 3 of term): Postponed due to UCU industrial action
22 February/mis Chwefror 2023 (Week 4 of term): Postponed due to planned UCU industrial action
8 March/mis Mawrth 2023 (Week 6 of Term): Charlotte Rosenow, RWTH Aachen University
Title: A diachronic perspective on the linguistic representation of queer characters on scripted North American television shows: Terms of queer in-group identity in the TV Corpus
Abstract
This seminar will be hybrid although Charlie will be present and we encourage in-person attendance in Room 3.62 of the John Percival Building. To join online click here.
15 March/mis Mawrth 2023 (Week 7 of Term):Postponed due to planned UCU industrial action
22 March/mis Mawrth 2023 (Week 8 of term): Postponed due to planned UCU industrial action
19 April/mis Ebrill 2023 (Week 9 of term): Hui Sun, Cardiff University
Title: Individual differences in second language speech production and perception: The role of the speaker and the listener
Abstract
This seminar will be hybrid although Hui will be present and we encourage in-person attendance in Room 3.62 of the John Percival Building. To join online click here.
26th April/mis Ebrill (Week 10 of term): Elizabeth Peterson, University of Helsinki
Title: Remote language contact and pragmatic borrowing in Finland
Abstract
This seminar will be hybrid although Elizabeth will be present and we encourage in-person attendance in Room 3.62 of the John Percival Building. To join online click here.
3rd May/mis Mai (week 11 of term): Jamie Williams, Nottingham Trent University
Title: A systemic-functional perspective on discourse abilities in aphasia: difference, deficit, and adaptation
Abstract
This seminar will be hybrid although Jamie will be present and we encourage in-person attendance in Room 3.62 of the John Percival Building. To join online click here.
10th May/mis Mai 2023 (week 12 of term): Caroline Tagg, The Open University
Title: Mobile conversations in context: how patterns of engagement shape mobile messaging interactions
Abstract
This seminar will be hybrid although Caroline will be present and we encourage in-person attendance in Room 3.62 of the John Percival Building. To join online click here.
5th July/mis Gorffennaf 2023: Kateryna Krykoniuk, Cardiff University
Title: The mystery of language evolution through the lens of experimental semiotics: What lies within our grasp?
Abstract
This seminar will be hybrid although Kateryna will be present and we encourage in-person attendance in Room 3.58 of the John Percival Building [Note the change of room from our usual venue]. To join online click here.