Achilleas Kostoulas

Applied Linguistics & Language Teacher Education

Tag: Phonetics & Phonology

  • Universal Biases on Phonological Acquisition and Processing [Call for papers]

    Universal Biases on Phonological Acquisition and Processing [Call for papers]

    Update (June 2015) This is a post advertising an academic event that took place in 2015. The content is no longer current, and is retained here for archival purposes only. If you’d like to receive updates on upcoming ELT and linguistics events, you may want to consider subscribing to this blog.

  • Reading Digest (15-22 December)

    Here’s a round up of various articles, posts and stories I came across in the past week: Is this the future of academics? The How I Get By series in Vitae describes the diverse everyday lives of academics: in one of the most powerful articles I’ve read this week, they present an interview with Mary-Faith Cerasoli, an…

  • Advances in the investigation of L3 phonological acquisition [Call for Papers]

    Advances in the investigation of L3 phonological acquisition [Call for Papers]

    Call for papers Researchers interested in third language (L3) phonology are invited to participate in a dedicated workshop to be held at the 2014 congress of Societas Linguistica Europaea (link no longer active). The workshop, which will be convened by Magdalena Wrembel (Adam Mickiewicz University) and Jennifer Cabrelli Amaro (Department of Foreign Languages, United States Air…

  • The Great Greek Vowel Controversy

    The Great Greek Vowel Controversy

    As far as scientific disciplines go, linguistics is probably not the most contentious that springs to mind. And yet, in 2012, Greek linguistics became the centre of a seemingly ludicrous controversy over a school textbook. This article describes what has come to be known as the Great Greek Vowel Controversy, or the Φωνηεντιάδα. What happened?…

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