George Walkden

Name:	George Walkden
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	26 Jan 2012, 9:20 a.m.

Public lists managed by George Walkden

• Cambridge Institute for Language Research events
• Sociolinguistics Seminar

Talks given by George Walkden

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• Tying up syntactic loose ends: hwæt/huat-clauses in Old English and Old Saxon

Talks organised by George Walkden

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• Learning to communicate: The development of reference from 9 months to 5 years.
• Backward control of adjuncts in Ancient Greek
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• Reason, passion and genius in linguistic thought from the Neo-Epicureans to the Saussure brothers
• Which factors influence sentence continuation in children?
• Working memory, language, and classroom learning
• Phonetics vs. phonology in Huave consonant-vowel interactions
• The effects of language contact on event construal: insights from language production of L1 and very advanced L2-speakers of German
• Resumption and the Design of Grammar
• The Syntax of Meteorology
• Understanding and believing
• Individual differences in native language attainment (with implications for language acquisition)
• The semantics of numerical classifiers in Indonesian
• Phases and semantics
• Interpreting Early Middle English Spelling: Anachronism and historical orthography
• On historical language dictionaries and language boundaries
• Is linguistics useful?: From Wittgenstein to meaning, brain, and questions about how to treat language-impaired stroke patients
• Language change and language evolution in the lab
• Morphosyntactic conditioning in phonology: the case of pronominal clitics in European Portuguese
• The Case of Giorgione: Indexicality, Logophoricity, and Non Truth-Conditional Meaning