Events in January
| Date & Time | Venue | Speaker | Title |
Organized by |
| 12. January, 16.00 | auditorium, ground-floor | Paul Smolensky (Johns Hopkins University) | Grammatical Theory with Gradient Symbol Structures | Department of Theoretical Linguistics |
| 14. January, 11.00 | auditorium, ground-floor | Geraldine Legendre (Johns Hopkins University) | Blocking and anti-blocking effects at the lexicon/semantics interface: The case of French anticausatives | Department of Theoretical Linguistics |
| 19. January, 11.00 | auditorium, ground-floor | Susan Gal (University of Chicago) | A nyelvi változás újabb mechanizmusai a szociolingvisztika szempontjából | Department of Psycholinguistics, Neurolinguistics and Sociolinguistics, Research Center for Multilingualism |
| 26. January, 11.00 | auditorium, ground-floor | Bakró-Nagy Marianne (MTA NYTI) | Javítási stratégiák a manysi orosz jövevényszavaiban | Department of Finno-Ugric and Historical Linguistics |
| 28. January, 11.00 | auditorium, ground-floor | Kiefer Ferenc (MTA NYTI) | Dieter Wunderlich a nyelvekről szóló munkájáról | Department of Theoretical Linguistics |
| 28. January, 17.00 | room 108 | Recski Gábor (MTA NYTI) | 4lang: building concept graphs from English and Hungarian text |
Department of Theoretical Linguistics Magyar Szemantikusok Asztaltársasága (MASZAT) |
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