Conférence Labex EFL - Zygmunt Frajzyngier :"Theoretical bases for differential marking of grammatical and semantic relations of noun phrases: the proper domain for argument-adjunct distinction" 4 juin 2012

« Areal linguistics in Africa before a new approach to its genealogical language classification », Lecture 2 : « The macro-areal profile of Afrabia », Tom Güldemann (Humboldt University – Berlin)

« Areal linguistics in Africa before a new approach to its genealogical language classification », Lecture 4 : « Language families in space and time », Tom Güldemann (Humboldt University – Berlin)

« Areal linguistics in Africa before a new approach to its genealogical language classification », Lecture 1 : « African language classification beyond Greenberg »,Tom Güldemann (Humboldt University –

« Areal linguistics in Africa before a new approach to its genealogical language classification », Lecture 3 : « Language contact as an alternative to assumed genealogical relationships », Tom

Part 4 : Language documentation in contact situations The fourth part addresses methodological and theoretical challenges of identifying the boundaries of a 'language system' and 'authenticity'

Part 3: Borrowing hierarchies: A problem of epistemology ? In this part I review proposals for implicational hierarchies of contact induced change in grammar, and discuss sampling methods and the

Part 2: The borrowing of morphology and the special position of predications This part deals with controversies surrounding the borrowability of inflectional morphology, and with the related

Lecture 1. Controlled speech production

Lecture 3. Speakers’ intuitions

Lecture 2. Cross-linguistic corpus studies / Lundi 11 septembre – 16h à 18h – salle de Conférence, RDC bât. D The findings in controlled speech production will be validated by a large-scale

Lecture 4. Comparison between methods

Chaire Internationale 2017 : Le Labex accueille le Professeur Sonia Cristofaro - Université de Pavie (Italie) Insubordination is usually regarded as a phenomenon whereby a former subordinate clause