Signed languages provide a fascinating view of grammaticalization: the process of language change in which words or phrases take on new grammatical functions. Lecturer: Kate Mesh, University of Haifa, Israel, Wed. 2-7-18, 12:15 pm, Rockefeller Class of 1930's room
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Neukom post-doctoral fellow Hilaria Cruz has developed a film that will be used for research on lesser-studied languages in Mexico.
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Before the turn of the next century, more than half of India’s 780 languages may die out. Dartmouth Linguistics Professor Laura McPherson discusses the challenge of dying languages in an article in the Los Angeles Review of Books.
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Save the date: Wednesday, October 4, 2017 @ 4:00 pm, Silsby 312, Natalie Schrimpf, Yale University (Dartmouth '12), Combining Topic Structure with Rhetorical Information for Automatic Summarization
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Linguistics major Emily Grabowski '18 is the 1st place winner of the Neukom Prize for Outstanding Undergraduate Research in Computational Science for 2017. Emily received this award for her computational work on Prof. Laura McPherson's ATLAS project.
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