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James McElvenny (@UniSiegen@mediaofcoop) presents "ten interviews […] covering topics in the history of modern European linguistics from the beginning of the nineteenth century to the mid-twentieth century."
#Histlx#OpenAccess
The 1935 #ICPhS opening session, chaired by Trubetzkoy, included papers on the #linguistic atlas of the US and Canada, the role of experimental #phonetics in #historical#linguistics, and the comparative study of #sign languages
#OTD 141 years ago, Ida C. Ward (1880-1949) was born 🥳 She was an expert on (the phonetics of) a number of African languages, among others on Efik, Igbo, Mende, Twi, & Yoruba. However, she also published on English phonetics.
#LinguisticBirthdays#WomenInLinguistics
We are saddened to announce the death of Jack Windsor Lewis at the age of 94. Jack, an astute observer of speech and a JIPA contributor, was an IPA member for 70 years https://t.co/tOMOAF7Sfr
Announcing VSCEP, a virtual course from the staff of @UCLSCEP 16-20 August 21! Lectures, small-group practical classes and ear-training sessions. Application goes live at 16:00 https://t.co/JF1uOyjbnQ
#English#phonetics#pronunciation#summerschool
When and how did phonetics emerge as a field, and how has it been connected to linguistics more broadly?
Michael Ashby (@MGAshby) takes us through this history in Episode 14 of the Hiphilangsci Podcast. #histlx#histsci@HenrySweetSoc@IPAphonetics
https://t.co/dYGPp5esl9