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PhD Scholarships
Hermann Paul Scholarship in Linguistics 2020
The Hermann Paul Scholarship in Linguistics 2020 in Basel went to Mizuki Koda. Congratulations!
Hermann Paul Scholarship in Linguistics 2019
The Hermann Paul Scholarship in Linguistics 2019 in Basel went to Ye Ji Lee. Congratulations!
Hermann Paul Scholarship in Linguistics 2018
The Hermann Paul Scholarship in Linguistics 2018 in Basel went to Joelle Loew. Congratulations!
Hermann Paul Scholarships in Linguistics 2017
The Hermann Paul Scholarships in Linguistics 2017 in Basel went to Robert Reinecke and Valentina Saccone. Congratulations!
Hermann-Paul-Preis für herausragende Dissertationen
Der Hermann-Paul Preis 2019 ging an Emiel van den Hoven. Herzlichen Glückwunsch! /// The Hermann Paul Award 2019 went to Emiel van den Hoven. Congratulations!
Der Hermann-Paul Preis 2018 ging an Verena Schröter und Hanna Svensson. Herzlichen Glückwunsch! /// The Hermann Paul Award 2018 went to Verena Schröter and Hanna Svensson. Congratulations!
Last year if you wanted a Christmas party you had to claim it was a work meeting. This year, if you want to have a work meeting you have to claim it’s a ... Christmas party. Everyone clear?
This study by Grandison, Franjieh, Greene & Corbett implies that the influence of language on cognition may vary across languages and that not all nominal ... classification systems employ this optimal trade-off between simplicity and informativeness.
https://cadernos.abralin.org/index.php/cadernos/article/view/393
#linguistweets #TW0130 ADAMS: What's happening with stranded prepositions in BP?
In Variationist Sociolinguistics’ framework, we've focused on qualitative ... analysis of structures in Brazilian Portuguese (BP) that resemble other syntactic phenomena, like p-stranding/orphaning.
