Week of October 13

M&M Lab Featured in THURJ

As part of a project for LING10, Caroline Song '29 interviewed Kathryn Davidson for the Harvard Undergraduate Research Journal (THURJ). In a wide-ranging conversation, they discussed Kate's research in the field of semantics as well as recent work conducted in the Meanings & Modalities Lab, including projects by recent graduate Ankana Saha and current PhD candidate Alice Wang. Check out the article here!

 

Talk Radar: Upcoming Lectures

  • "Intonational tones and their relation to word level prosody in Tagalog: Evidence for flexible alignment" with Alessa Farinella - Tuesday 10/13, 5:30-7:00pm in William James Hall, room 1305 (LangCog)

  • Historical Linguistics Workshop with Rex Wallace (UMass Amherst) - Thursday 10/22, 5:00-6:30pm, further details forthcoming 

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