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| Noh, Jung |
linguist @ snu.ac.kr |
82-2-880-6163 |
| Pahk, Hyondok |
linguist @ snu.ac.kr |
82-2-880-6164 |
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Linguistics Colloquium
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First session
Prof. Marcel den Dikken[USA, City University of New York]
On the typology of long-distance A’-dependencies
Time: 2010-03-09, 4:00 to 6:00pm
Place: Shinyang Building #3 Room 302 (International Meeting Room)
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Second session
Prof. Marcel den Dikken[USA, City University of New York]
Long subject questions: Theory, variation, acquisition
Time: 2010-03-16, 4:00 to 6:00pm
Place: Shinyang Building #3 Room 302 (Seminar Room #3)
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Third session
Prof. Marcel den Dikken[USA, City University of New York]
Predication and specification in the syntax of cleft sentences
Time: 2010-03-22, 4:00 to 6:00pm
Place: Shinyang Building #3 Room 302 (Seminar Room #3)
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Fourth session
Prof. Seohyun Im (Brandeis)
Title: Semi-Automatic Construction of the Event Structure Lexicon for Textual Inference Tasks-based on Generative Lexicon
Time:2010-03-18, 4 pm
Place: College of Humanities, 7-304
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Fifth session
Prof. Edward Flemming (MIT)
Title: The Grammar of Coarticulation
Time: 2010-05-04, 4 pm
Place: Shinyang Building #3 Room 309
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Sixth session
Prof. Ahn, Sang-Cheol (Kyunghee Univ)
Title: High German shift revisited
time: 2010-06-01, 4 pm
place: Shinyang Building #3 room 309
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Seventh session
Prof. Kim, Min-Joo (USA, Texas Tech)
Title: The Imperfective Puzzle in Korean
Time: 2010-06-22, 2 pm
Place: Shinyang Building #3 room 309
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Some courses are offered in English. (For details, contact linguist@snu.ac.kr)
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Undergraduate courses
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- For linguistics major:
Language and Linguistics, Language and Computer, Introduction to Phonetics, Languages of the World, Phonology, Manchu, History of Linguistics, Morphology, Semantics, Historical Comparative Linguistics, Syntax, Sociolinguistics, Linguistic Survey and Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Topics in Individual Languages, Altaic Linguistics, Indo-European Linguistics, Computational Linguistics, Seminar in Linguistics 1, Applied Phonetics, Structure of Japanese Language, Language and Information Processing, Seminar in Linguistics 2, Language Pathology
- For non-linguistics major:
Understanding language, Language and Human, Italian 1, Italian 2, Advanced Japanese, Language and Culture of Arab, Language and Culture of Malay-Indonesian, Hindi and Indian Culture, Swahili and African Culture, The World of Languages
- Studies in phonetics I, Studies in Phonetics 2, Studies in Phonology 1, Studies in Phonology 2, Studies in Syntax 1, Studies in Syntax 2, Studies in Semantics 1, Studies in Semantics 2, Studies in Historical Comparative Linguistics 1, Studies in Historical Comparative Linguistics 2, Studies in Experimental Phonetics 1, Studies in Experimental Phonetics 2, Studies in Altaic Linguistics 1, Studies in Altaic Linguistics 2, Studies in Indo-European Linguistics 1, Studies in Indo-European Linguistics 2, Computational Linguistics 1, Computational Linguistics 2, Seminar in Phonetics 1, Seminar in Phonetics 2, Seminar in Phonology, Seminar in Phonology, Seminar in Syntax & Semantics 2, Seminar in Historical Comparative Linguistics 1, Seminar in Historical Comparative Linguistics 2, Seminar in Individual Languages 1, Seminar in Individual Languages 2, Seminar in Linguistic Theory, Studies in Sociolinguistics, Studies in Applied Linguistics, Mathematical Background for Linguistics, Studies in Manchu, Studies in Mongolian, Studies in Pragmatics, Studies in Dialectology, Studies in History of Linguistics, Studies in Psycholinguistics, Studies in Morphology, Studies in Linguistic Typology, Studies in Spoken Language Processing 1, Studies in Spoken Language Processing 2, Seminar in Spoken Language Processing
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Historical/Comparative Linguistics
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Computational Linguistics
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