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Andreea
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I am a NZ FRST Research Fellow based at the University of Reading, in Reading, UK. My current research investigates language variation and change from an evolutionary perspective, using methods traditionally used in biology and adapted for language phenomena. Additionally, I also work on projects involving the organisation of spoken grammar and the structuring of information in conversation. My research is funded by the New Zealand Foundation for Research Science and Technology. |
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Profile. I currently visiting the University of Auckland, New Zealand DALSL until 26 Feb 2012. |
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of Biological Sciences Philip Lyle Building, Level 4 University of Reading Reading RG6 6BX United Kingdom Work page: http://www.evolution.rdg.ac.uk/ acalude AT gmail DOT com a DOT s DOT calude AT reading DOT ac DOT uk |
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Upcoming conferences: FEB 2012: I will be preseting a paper with Mark Pagel at theAsia Pacific Corpus Linguistics Conference in Auckland, New Zealand (Feb 15-19, 2012). MARCH 2012: I will be preseting a paper with Mark Pagel at the35th LAUD Symposium in Landau, Germany (March 26-29, 2012). JULY 2012: I will be preseting a paper with Martin Haspelmath and Michael Spagnol at the 4th UK Cognitive Linguistics Conference in London, UK (July 10-12, 2012). Latest publications: In press. With Gerry Delahunty. "Inferentials: fixed or not?" To appear in Token. 2011. With Paul James. "A Diachronic Corpus of New Zealand Newspapers" New Zealand English Journal 25, 1-14. 2011. With Gerry Delahunty. "Inferentials in Spoken English" Pragmatics 21(3), 307-340. 2011. The Science of Numbers: does Language Help or Hinder? (in a special issue in the Honour of Prof. Roy Harris), Language Sciences. 33(4): 562-568. |