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Department of Linguistics

Seminars

The programme of CLSL research seminars , is below. Abstracts are archived – click on the link to download a copy of the abstract.

2009

Seminar

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1 March 24

By Sally Brooks,
This presentation will:
• Outline the dialogic qualities of Gestalt therapy
• Consider how these might be applied to the Gestalt therapeutic context
• Overview the direction and current status of this research
• Explore and discuss possible further direction for the stud

  
2 April 28

By Dr Brad Smith
Instance and Pattern: register and the management and integration of multiple analyses across corpora [PDF 53kb]

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Presentation [PDF 21kb]
3 May 18

A/Professor David Butt

Latent patterns in the grammar of identifying processes in English, and the potential of patterns as neuroscientific evidence

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4 May 26

Ayako Ochi

MODALITY and EVIDENTIALITY in Japanese seen through Systemic Functional theory

  
5 Aug 26

Alexandra García - PhD candidate

Depicting the enemy:  A study of the representation of the illegal armed groups in the internal conflict in the Colombian press [PDF 41kb]

  
6 Sep 09

Ruqaiya Hasan

A view of pragmatics in a social semiotic perspective [PDF 147kb]

  
7 Oct 28

Jing Fang

A systemic functional description of Chinese nominal groups: exploring experiential and interpersonal resources [PDF 14kb]

  
8 Nov 11

Amy Suen, PhD candidate, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Genre and multimodality analysis: the design of hotel homepages [PDF 10kb]

  
9 Nov 18

Ernest S Akerejola, Centre for Languages in Social Life, Department of Linguistics, Macquarie University

Multimodality in Òkó Folktale Discourse and its Sociosemiotic Purposes - Abstract [PDF 10kb]

  

 

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