Matt Goldrick |
Northwestern University |
Gradient Symbolic Computation |
William S. Horton |
Northwestern University |
Experimental Pragmatics |
Chris Barker |
New York University |
Continuations and Natural Language |
Lucas Champollion |
New York University |
Linguistic Applications of Mereology |
Martin Haspelmath |
MPI for the Science of Human History |
Introduction to Language Typology |
David Pesetsky |
MIT |
Introduction to Syntax, Topics in Syntax and Semantics of Slavic |
Morgan Sonderegger |
McGill University |
Computational Approaches to Sound Change |
Michel DeGraff |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Topics in Creole Studies: From historical linguistics to computational phylogenetics |
Sergei Tatevosov |
Lomonosov Moscow State University |
Topics in Syntax and Semantics of Slavic |
Christopher Cieri |
Linguistic Data Consortium |
Archival Resources and How to Prepare Your Data for Preservation and Sharing |
Lisa Cheng |
Leiden University |
Topics in Chinese Syntax |
Alexander Clark |
King's College London |
Computational Learning of Syntax |
Paul Smolensky |
Johns Hopkins University |
Gradient Symbolic Computation |
Carole Chaski |
Institute for Linguistic Evidence |
Linguistics as a Forensic Science |
Jonathan Dunn |
Illinois Institute of Technology |
Data-driven Computational Pragmatics |
Shlomo Engelson Argamon |
Illinois Institute of Technology |
Data-driven Computational Pragmatics |
Stephen Matthews |
Hong Kong University |
The Structure of Cantonese |
Kevin Ryan |
Harvard University |
Corpus Phonology |
Maria Polinsky |
Harvard University |
Verb-initiality |
Jennifer Nycz |
Georgetown University |
Sociophonetics |
Paul Portner |
Georgetown University |
The Syntax and Semantics of Discourse-Oriented Features: The grammar of speaker and addressee |
Miok Pak |
George Washington University |
The Syntax and Semantics of Discourse-Oriented Features: The grammar of speaker and addressee |
Sravana Reddy |
Dartmouth College |
Language Variation through the Lens of Web Data |
Alex Cristia |
CNRS (France) |
From input to production through perception: Making the most of extant data in early language acquisition research |
Giorgio Magri |
CNRS (France) |
The Computational Theory of the Error-driven Ranking Model of the Acquisition of Phonotactics |
Patrick C. M. Wong |
Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Introduction to Language Disorders |
Virginia Yip |
Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Introduction to Bilingualism |
Barbara Johnstone |
Carnegie Mellon University |
Introduction to Discourse Analysis |
Lev Blumenfeld |
Carleton University |
Metrics |
Philip Hofmeister |
Brown University |
Language and Memory |
Lawrence Solan |
Brooklyn Law School |
Language and Law |