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Author: billylinguist

March 12, 2021June 17, 2021 billylinguist Uncategorized

Explaining Metonymy

We are looking forward to next week’s online Institute of Humanities research seminar.

Deirdre Wilson (University College London and Centre for the Study of Nature and Mind, Oslo) will be talking on ‘Explaining Metonymy’.

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March 12, 2021June 17, 2021 billylinguist Uncategorized

Language and Linguistics Seminars at Northumbria

Please note: this list has been updated following the postponement of talks on the 23rd of April and 19th of May

We have an exciting line-up in our Language and Linguistics research seminar series this semester.

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November 9, 2020June 17, 2021 billylinguist Uncategorized

Linguists at the Movies

During lockdown this summer, a few linguists (including Billy Clark from Northumbria) launched a twitter feed which we use to watch movies together and to comment on them during or after screening.

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January 20, 2020June 17, 2021 billylinguist Linguistics

14th Newcastle and Northumbria PG Conference in Linguistics

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Call for Papers

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December 2, 2019June 17, 2021 billylinguist Linguistics

Language, gender and sexism in the House of Commons

We are delighted that the next speaker in our Linguistics Research Seminar series at Northumbria will be Dr. Sylvia Shaw, from the University of Westminster.

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