Events in January
| Date & Time | Venue | Speaker | Title |
Organized by |
| 8. January, 17.00 | auditorium, ground-floor | Fodor Brigitta (Stony Brook University) | Számít-e a fonológiai méret szerepe a morfoszintaktikai hibák felismerésében? EEG kísérlet | Department of Theoretical Linguistics - Experimental and Analogy-Based Phonology and Morphology Research Group |
| 8. January, 18.00 | auditorium, ground-floor | Szeredi Daniel (New York University) | Apró fonetikai különbségek szerepe a magyar antiharmonikus tövek kérdéskörében | Department of Theoretical Linguistics - Experimental and Analogy-Based Phonology and Morphology Research Group |
| 27. January, 11.00 | auditorium, ground-floor | Éva Buchi (CNRS/ATILF) | What are etymological (and etymographical) units made of: vocables or lexemes? | Department of Finno-Ugric and Historical Linguistics |
| 27. January, 17.00 | room 108 | Clemens Mayr (ZAS, Berlin) | On the presuppositional requirements of alternative questions and the consequences for other types of questions and assertions |
Department of Theoretical Linguistics Magyar Szemantikusok Asztaltársasága (MASZAT) |
| 29. January, 11.00 | auditorium, ground-floor | Raátz Judit – Gerstner Károly – Sass Bálint (MTA NYTI) | Sokféle neveknek sorsáról -- az Utónévbizottság munkájáról | Department of Language Technology and Applied Linguistics |
| 29. January, 17.00 | room 108 | Craige Roberts (Ohio State University – CEU) | Indexicals, Centers and Perspective |
Department of Theoretical Linguistics Magyar Szemantikusok Asztaltársasága (MASZAT) |
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