Hannah Booth

Historical linguist | Northumbrian in the Netherlands | Writes about connections between Britain and its North Sea neighbours

[Hannah Booth @hboothling]

Introducing my newsletter, North Sea Nexus

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[Hannah Booth @hboothling]

New open access article out with @kagroothuis where we discuss the phenomenon of discourse-related expletives and their challenges/opportunities for theoretical linguistics

https://t.co/5mVuHLUMse

[Hannah Booth @hboothling]

I wrote about the previous exploits of my fellow Northumbrians in the Low Countries

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And another new post!
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And another new post!
https://t.co/ARVTABVFyH

[G4 - Ghent Generative Grammar Group @g4_ghent]

This Thursday (13th) G4 member @Giusepp69646783 will present his and Claudia Croco's newly developed tool Pyrlato here @UGent!

Pyrlato is designed for creating corpora of real-world spoken data from the web or your own files within a few hours, and will be available very soon!

[G4 - Ghent Generative Grammar Group @g4_ghent]

Introducing a new research network set up by G4 member @bbardagil with Sara Pacchiarotti (UGent) and An Van linden (ULiège)!

GILIAB will bring together researchers of indigenous languages of the Americas working in Belgium

https://t.co/JFw58kU7Le

[G4 - Ghent Generative Grammar Group @g4_ghent]

Next week (8/4/24) we will host a talk by G4 member @bbardagil on "Internal and external pressures in the emergence of Panará polysynthesis".

https://t.co/veGAwunP3j

Here's a photo from his recent fieldwork in the Amazon to get you in the mood!

[Deidre J Owen @deidrejowen]

I’m filling out a medical form online and I’m curious who’s out there speaking Old English.

[Victoria Noble 🦆 @LinguisVic]

Syntax in the wild on The Chase!

[G4 - Ghent Generative Grammar Group @g4_ghent]

At G4 we are pleased to have members ranging from MA-Students to Emeritus Professors and everything in between!

Tomorrow, Morris Callens will present his current MA work: "A phasal approach to the adverbial articular infinitive in Post-Classical Greek".

https://t.co/veGAwunP3j

[G4 - Ghent Generative Grammar Group @g4_ghent]

G4 members gathered earlier this sunny spring afternoon to hear a talk from Anne Breitbarth titled: ''You are what you is: Verbal agreement variation and change in Early Modern Dutch"

Always great when you manage to work a song title into an academic talk!

[G4 - Ghent Generative Grammar Group @g4_ghent]

G4 talk this Thursday!

Anne Breitbarth will present "You are what you is: Verbal agreement variation and change in Early Modern Dutch"

Details and full programme for Spring 2024 on our website:
https://t.co/veGAwunP3j

[G4 - Ghent Generative Grammar Group @g4_ghent]

New publication on Early Germanic noun phrases featuring two contributions from G4 member @hboothling !

[Hannah Booth @hboothling]

@geuchies Bravo 👏🏻

[All Þings Germanic Ghent @athg_ghent]

A new semester @UGent means new Germanic meetings!

This time we'll be taking in Middle Low German, Middle Norwegian, Middle English, Middle High German and Middle Dutch, as well as hearing the latest research from our members.

Full details here: https://t.co/xYigR3FhGc

[G4 - Ghent Generative Grammar Group @g4_ghent]

A great new open access handbook on all things LFG, including a chapter on historical linguistics and LFG from @xenamutt and G4’s @hboothling !

[G4 - Ghent Generative Grammar Group @g4_ghent]

Looking forward to hearing what you found, @bbardagil !

[All Þings Germanic Ghent @athg_ghent]

Did you know that our webpage has links to useful resources for each Early Germanic text we do?

Take a look! https://t.co/5ljizx1js6

#Medieval #GermanicPhilology

[G4 - Ghent Generative Grammar Group @g4_ghent]

A publication to watch out for with two chapters from G4 member @hboothling !

[@[email protected] @LangSciPress]

We accepted "Noun phrases in early Germanic languages" edited by Kristin Bech & Alexander Pfaff https://t.co/JfOifdXA3e