Kate Hrisonopulo

Linguistics scholar

[Peter Stockwell @PeterJStockwell]

No more sneak previews. This is the actual Call for Papers for our symposium on Immersion in literary reading. ‘Let that sink in’

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘cordial.’
https://t.co/l3n8sit0An

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

Good morning! Today's #WordOfTheDay is 'melancholia' https://t.co/ygrw3je5ZM

[Signum University @SignumU]

New module for October! Join Pilar Barrera for an Intro to Hans Christian Anderson's Fairy Tales! Read and discuss some of Andersen’s tales and talk plot, characters, and imagery.

This is a *CANDIDATE* module - register by Sept. 1 for the course to run! https://t.co/MWWbLdlIiz

[MASSOLIT @massolit]

Teaching Unseen Poetry next academic year? We have the perfect course for you!

Over 17 lectures, Prof. John McRae provides a step-by-step guide for approaching unseen poetry: https://t.co/VY0TmBrwJC

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

This is a very long list of very lovely words:

https://t.co/KkSnIc6xU0

[Stephen Pihlaja @StephenPihlaja]

Mick Short telling us about the history of @PoeticsLinguist! #pala2022

[Peter Stockwell @PeterJStockwell]

Clever of Michael Toolan to analyse @jon_mcgregor ‘s Lean Fall Stand at #PALA2022 - anyone who attended last year’s conference was sent a copy so he knows that everyone here has done the prep reading!

[Dr. Jess Mason @DrofletJess]

Absolutely fantastic exploration of using cognitive grammar for forensic linguistic analysis from @drmattvoice and @ChloeELHarrison! (Someone get Dr Harrison a glass of wine, that’s 2 papers in a day) #pala2022

[CUP Linguistics @CambUP_LangLing]

📣Coming soon: Construction Grammar by Thomas Hoffmann is a comprehensive cognitive account of English morphology and syntax.

Find out more about this upcoming textbook and request your examination copy ➡️ https://t.co/q3JyBjGuLL

[Applied English (MA English) online @UoNAppEnglish]

"Cognitive narratology considers how we understand and process narrative texts, exploring ways in which narrative is, in itself, a mode of understanding" - Dr Jess Norledge @jessnorledge

link.tree/appliedenglish
#podoftheweek #onlinelearning #distancelearning @PoeticsLinguist

[Peter Stockwell @PeterJStockwell]

Into the office for the staff do, and this lovely-looking thing was waiting for me. I’m in here, but otherwise it’s a stellar list of contributors, and @RoutledgeLit have done a beautiful production job on it

[Martin Hilpert @hilpert_martin]

Life is too short for long words. New insights on English clippings, by @JenniferMRains1, David Correia Saavedra and myself, now available from @glossa_oa: https://t.co/tAwFAaT4nF

[Mo Peiyan @pmontu33]

Umberto Eco was asked:

Q: You're one of the most famous intellectuals in the world. How would you define the term? Does it hold any meaning to you?

[Peter Stockwell @PeterJStockwell]

Lovely lovely new book: Digital Teaching for Linguistics. Buy it / order it / ask for it

https://t.co/jufVAs8p8V

[Peter Stockwell @PeterJStockwell]

We have a programme!
#FictLangs

[Cliff Goddard @cliff_goddard]

The conceptual semantics of “money” and “money verbs” | Goddard, Wierzbicka, Farese 2022

Free and ahead-of-print!
https://t.co/3giChyrHiH
#NSM_Semantics #Humanonics

[ESSE @Essenglish]

“Transitions” – 30th Conference of the Polish Association for the Study of English. Institute of English Studies, Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland; 1-3 July 2022. #essecfp. https://t.co/mvPJD7nitC

[Michele A. Berdy @MicheleBerdy]

If you are intrigued by today's google doodle, or rather who is portrayed, the artist Arkhip Kuindzhi, here's an article about the big exhibition of his works held at the Tretyakov Gallery in pre-Covid times.
https://t.co/xwVb6aiD8g

[Peter Stockwell @PeterJStockwell]

in our complete excitement about this fab symposium, we forgot to give a deadline for the Call for Papers! So send us your outlines by 11 February and join us here on 11 March.

https://t.co/KB1lhJ58kr