READING GROUP ON SOCIAL AND RACIAL JUSTICE IN LINGUISTICS

Ivy Sichel and Amanda Rysling will start a new reading group about social and racial justice in linguistics Friday November 6 at 3:30pm-5:00pm. They will read and discuss, together with graduates and faculties, Hudley et al. (2020) “Toward racial justice in linguistics: Interdisciplinary insights into theorizing race in the discipline and diversifying the profession“.  The format for discussion would be one or two grads leading a brief discussion of the paper, followed by people (grads and faculty) who wanted to give commentary, followed by open floor Q&A.

Please e-mail Ivy or Amanda if you volunteer to lead a part of the discussion or give commentary before the sign-up closes on Nov 3rd.

BROADWELL IN WLMA

Aaron Broadwell (University of Florida) will be presenting his research in WLMA on Tuesday, October 20th from 12 pm in this Zoom room (791 731 8021, pw: laclave). Aaron’s talk will be on argument linking and verbs of wearing in two Oaxacan languages.

Aaron Broadwell is Elling Eide Professor at the University of Florida. His research focus is on the documentation of Native languages, particularly those of the Southeastern US and Oaxaca, Mexico.

A full schedule of MLMA can be found here.

[READING GROUP] MRG

For the first meeting on October 12th last week, MRG discussed Embick 2010: Localism vs. Globalism in Distributed Morphology (Chapter 2). Today, they discussed Choi & Harley 2019: Locality Domains and Morphological Rules for the second meeting.

For the meeting next week on October 26th(Monday), they will read Bobaljik 2012: Universals in Comparative Morphology (Chapter 3) at 3 pm at this Zoom link. More information about this reading group can be found on their official website.  Supplementary information about MRG can be found here.

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