CASTLFish will show a strong presence at the Linearising Constituents Across Domains conference, this week. The conference is cohosted by University College London and Bled Institute, and will be held online on October 15-16 A zoom link for joining the conference will be distributed after registration and upon request. CASTLFish is represented by Craig, Björn, Gillian and Read More
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This Tuesday (13.10) at 14.15 Mikael Roll from Lund University will hold a talk entitled “The brain’s predictive use of syntactically and morphologically conditioned tones.” In case you missed his talk, or would like to rewatch it, a video recording can be found HERE. More information about Mikael Roll’s research on within-word predictions, can be Read More
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We are happy to announce the trial lecture and thesis defence of Desalegn Belaynew Workneh will take place on September 3rd-4th 2020. All proceedings connected to this events will be held digitally. Desalegn’s thesis The Voice Systems of Amharic was written under the supervision of professor Peter Svenonius (UiT). A short summary of the thesis is provided below. The Read More
Before CASTLFish takes a well deserved summer break, this Thursday at 6.30 pm Gillian Ramchand will be discussing the syntax-semantics interface, specifically event structure, with Hagit Borer (Queen Mary University of London). They will be asked to debate based on the following questions: a) How are thematic relations encoded in the syntax? b) What is Read More
After several weeks of inactivity, we are pleased to announce the return of weekly Fishfeed talks, Fridays at 12.00. First up is Antonio, who will talk to us this Friday about ‘Ways of Encoding the Definiteness Effect’. The speaker list will be updated to include all upcoming speakers soon. As open spots might still be available, please Read More
