Louise Radok

Name:	Louise Radok
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	6 Nov 2017, noon

Public lists managed by Louise Radok

• Linguistics PhD seminars

Talks given by Louise Radok

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Talks organised by Louise Radok

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• Talk B - Reanalysis of the Latin gerundive
• Talk A - Register Variation and Its Effects on Historical Linguistic Data
• Talk B - Language-specific perspectives in reference to time
• Talk A - Systematic Phonetic Detail: a Probabilistic Model for the Simulation of Perceptual Data
• Talk A - Unmasking the weaknesses of the implicature/explicature distinction: evidence from verbal irony
• Generative and Usage-based Approaches for First Language Acquisition: Evidence from L1A of Cypriot-Greek clitics
• Talk B - Listening to topic: perception of the prosody of discourse structure
• Talk A - Drift, Markedness and the Final-Over-Final Constraint
• Talk B - French language societies: purist or moderate?
• Talk A - Theories of phonological acquisition and predictions for diachronic change
• Talk B - Evidence for the non-verbal nature of the Old Irish Copula
• Talk A - Perceptual learning of phonetic detail conditioned by grammatical class
• Talk A - 'Neutering' nominal inflection in Asia Minor Greek
• Talk B - Variable agreement in French: investigating grammatical and social variation
• Talk B - Conceptualising and quantifying L2 syntactic proficiency
• Talk A - Perception of prosodic boundaries in Seoul Korean
• Talk A - Syntactic theory meets 'real' data: the challenge of syntactically tagged corpora
• Talk B - Over-informative children: Production/comprehension asymmetry, or tolerance to pragmatic violations?
• Talk A - A two-dimensional, cross-linguistic study of speech rhythm
• Talk B - Processing costs of non-strict versus strict comparison
• Title to be confirmed
• The Surrey Morphology Group's Canonical Method
• Tense- and Aspect-Forms and Their Referents
• Modelling speech perception: mistakes and distrusts
• Fearful Symmetry: Allomorphy, Synchrony, Diachrony
• Variable Agreement in French: A Study of Grammatical and Social Variation
• The viva
• Cross-linguistic subjectivity: the subject position reconsidered.
• Job interviews
• Open session
• Giving conference talks
• Word Order in the NP in Earliest Germanic
• Organising your thesis
• Title to be confirmed
• Supervising undergraduates
• Specificational Sentences in 7th Century Irish
• Interacting with your supervisor
• Reconstructing syntactic change in a not recently written language: the case of negation in Palestinian Arabic
• The loss of grammatical gender in Cappadocian Greek
• Choosing and delimiting a research topic
• Why do a PhD?
• Party
• Supervision training
• Supervision training
• 'Functional Shifts, with Special Reference to the Substantivisation of Adjectives in Russian and Gothic'
• Title to be confirmed
• "Getting a job in Linguistics"
• Practice presentations for BAAP meeting
• Practice presentations for BAAP meeting
• A Probe-Goal Approach to Parametric Differences in Nominal Phrases
• Mock interview
• Career opportunities for PhD students
• Presentation by past PhD students on the experience of completing a PhD in Cambridge
• Presentation of Cambridge Occasional Papers in Linguistics
• How does contact lead to change? The development of negation in three languages of North Africa
• Metamessages of denial
• Vowel-lenition in Cypriot Greek and its implications for consonant-vowel coarticulation
• The Distribution of Auxiliary 'to be' in an 'SLI' Child (9;11): non target language captured by universal grammar
• The effect of syllable stress on adaptation to talker-specific characteristics