Well, of course, since the urgency of getting the papers read and grades submitted had passed, I got overtaken by a bunch of other deadlines, and that “couple of days” looks a bit more like “couple of weeks.” Those comments will arrive at some point, though.
Hi everyone. I’ve read through everyone’s papers and posted the grades for the course to the Link. I will be sending you the comments I had on your papers within a couple of days. Thanks for an interesting semester! As you could no doubt tell, you were sort of the “guinea pigs” for this course, …
Anyone still reading this? Here’s another possible outlet for your research (either something done for this class or another): McCLU, the annual undergraduate Linguistics conference at McGill. Details can be found on the announcement to the LINGUIST list. As of now, there appears to be no web site. Abstract deadline: February 15, conference itself is …
On Tuesday December 8, I’ll need to move my office hours to 2:30-3:30pm instead of their normal time. So, if you were planning on stopping by, it should be between 2:30 and 3:30 rather than during the normal Tuesday time.
Due to a faculty meeting, I have to move my office hours earlier this coming Wednesday (Oct 21). They will be from 3-4pm (rather than the usual 4-5pm).
Hi everyone. It took me quite some time to write up the “clarifications” I wanted to write for homework 2, but here they are: Homework 2 The essence of the homework is just as it was on the handout, but I added a whole lot of explanation (and fixed a couple of typos), which I …
Here’s the first “homework”, just a couple of demographic questions for you. You can email your answers to me. If I did it right, you can click here to start your email with the questions already there. But the questions are: What other Linguistics courses (or related courses) have you taken? What are your (actual …
Just a quick note: there are in fact no textbooks to buy for the Focus course. All of the readings will be things like chapters, articles, or handouts. More details once the class begins.
This is where the site for the CAS LX 500 A1 Topics in Linguistics: Focus course will be, but it is not fully set up yet. A version of this course was partially planned (but scrapped) for Fall 2006, but while I am getting this set up, you could take a look at the schedule …