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Illustrates the ways in which sound is produced for speech giving examples of language from around the world.
Online videoblog hosted by the ‘Dark Lady’ alias E-Verse Contessa Jessica who offers a lexical compendium of words that Shakespeare coined from A-Z. Each weekly blog posting focuses on a different...
Stanley Ellis, Senior Lecturer in English Language at the University of Leeds, and Jack Windsor Lewis, of the Department of Linguistics and Phonetics at the University of Leeds, talk about their involvement...
SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT: A series of programmes with interviews and music, transmitted from 16:00 to 17:00 on Ocean Sound North. The Light FM. Presented by Adam Harding and others where mentioned. CD25- Interview...
Oral History, Narrative Interviewing and the Self 24 October 2014 Newcastle University http://forms.ncl.ac.uk/ A half-day symposium organised by the Research Centre for Film and Digital Media and the...
Noam Chomsky is Institute Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) within the Department of Linguistics and Philosophy. Chomsky is considered among the most important intellectual...
Part 1 shows how morphemes can be identified. Part 2 surveys traditional division of morphology into inflectional and derivational. Part 3: different types of affix, concepts of morph and morpheme. Part 4...
Interview with a male language lecturer (not identified) about the dialect in a tape sent to West Yorkshire Police during the investigation into the Yorkshire Ripper murders. (The tape was later revealed to...
A simultaneous TV and X-ray sagittal view of two speakers of English (Scottish and northern English). Includes an introductory section explaining the equipment used in the making of the tape.
Interview with Dr John Wells, lecturer in phonetics at University College London, on a tape sent to West Yorkshire Police during the Yorkshire Ripper murder investigation. Female reporter not identified....
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