A Morning on Language and Writing - Mostly Medieval
Come and listen to a number of guests who will be visiting ILOS in week 38.They will give public presentations on Tuesday morning, 15 September.
Time and place:–,
P.A. Munchs hus, seminarrom 360
Program
0915–0945. Mark Faulkner and Elisabetta Magnanti, Trinity College Dublin. 'I. Ansund: Using Machine Learning to Develop a New, Exhaustive, Open-Access Corpus of Old English'
0945–1015. Per Henning Uppstad, University of Stavanger. 'Writing and the Writer’s Conditions in Changing Times: Reflections from Two Projects, DIGIHAND and AIDENTITY'
1015–1045. Aidan Keally Conti, University of Bergen. 'Learning to Write in 12th-century Norway: Evidence from Halsnøy'
1045–1115 Break
1115–1145. Mark Faulkner and Elisabetta Magnanti, Trinity College Dublin. 'II. Phylogenetic Methods for the Inference and Reconstruction of Lost Manuscripts'
1145–1215. Carmen Salas García, University of Seville. 'Analogical Extension in the Nominal Paradigms of the Southwestern Dialects of Old and Middle English'
1215–1245. Johanna Vogelsanger, University of Zurich. 'Presenting the WAW-ME Project: Variation and Change in the Middle English Lexical Domains of Law, Religion, Education, and Medicine'