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Antoine GUILLAUME
Harold KOCH
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Iconicité et grammaire de la langue des signes
MSH-LSE, salle Elise Rivet + bar
10h30-12h + accueil dès 10h
11/12/2023
[Atelier Doctorants] Carrières post-thèse / Ludivine Glas
MSH-LSE Visioconférence
15h-16h
19/12/2023 au 19/12/2023
[Atelier Doctorants] - Langue taïwanaise
MSH-LSE Salle André Frossard
15h-16h30
12/01/2024 au 12/01/2024
[Séminaire DiLiS] Démonstration de la collection Pangloss
MSH-LSE, salle Frossard
14h-15h30
22/01/2024
[Café Doctorant], by Kasia Pisanski - Publication of s...
MSH-LSE Cafétéria
14h-16h
05/02/2024 au 05/02/2024

Founded in 1994, the Dynamique Du Langage (DDL) research unit explores the interface between the diversity of the world’s languages and the universality of human linguistic capacity. Our research lies at the heart of major challenges of our times: from understanding language development in children and in language pathologies to issues of language documentation and vitality and the investigation of the origins of language. The research unit is structured around two research axes (DENDY and DILIS) and a transversal theme (COVALI).

Development Neurocognition Disorders (DENDY)
Linguistic Diversity and its Sources (DILIS)
Perceptual-motor constraints and linguistic variation (COVALI)

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Special Issue of Linguistics on Alienability

Françoise Rose and An Van Linden are delighted to announce the release of a special issue of the Linguistics journal that deeply explores the notion of alienability. This volume stems from the Morphosyntax Workshop organized around this theme in 2020, during An's residency at the Collegium de Lyon, supported by DDL through ASLAN funds. Bringing together diverse contributions, the volume presents articles available online and on open access.

Among the contributors are prominent members of DDL such as Denis Creissels, Brigitte Pakendorf, Françoise Rose, as well as special guests such as Isabelle Bril, Sonia Cristofaro, and former members of DDL like Jorge Rosés Labrada, Natalia Aralova, and Natalia Chousou-Polydouri. This diversity of authors offers a rich and varied perspective on the topic of alienability.

2023 CNRS BRONZE MEDAL

Congratulations to Katarzyna Pisanski, winner of the 2023 CNRS Bronze Medal! "The bronze medal rewards initial research that has established a researcher as a specialist in their field. This distinction is a form of encouragement to pursue research that is already well underway and proving successful."

A synthesis of her work to read online.

[KOSMOPOLI:T]

Expansion : Second service

Second service, the triple expansion of the game [kosmopoli:t], is available since November 2022
More languages, more cooperation, drinks and a version for little chefs from 7 years old. Diversity of languages: a good idea for your Christmas gifts!