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28 Jun 2024: The aim of the course is to consolidate and expand the skills acquired at Part I. ... Homework exercises will be set on a regular basis and assessed by the class teacher.

28 Jun 2024: Department/Section:. Theoretical and Applied Linguistics. Contact details:. Telephone number:. 44 (0)1223 760 800 (Faculty). ... French Language (London, Longman, 2001); and Sociolinguistic Variation in Seventeenth-Century France (Cambridge, CUP, 2004).

28 Jun 2024: The classes will introduce students to translation strategies and to the basics of comparative stylistics. ... Course materials:. Some translations passages for use in the classroom and private study are available electronically.

28 Jun 2024: Geographically, the focus is on Western Europe, and particularly England, France, Germany, Spain and Italy. ... Lexicography. Theories of the origin of language. The birth of comparative and historical linguistics.

28 Jun 2024: Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics. Syntactic change. Syntactic change in Greek through an acquisition perspective. ... The theme of the seminar will be language change and language acquisition in the history of Greek.

28 Jun 2024: Position(s):. Emeritus Professor of Medieval French and Occitan Literature. Department/Section:. French. ... editor of Significant Others: Gender and Culture in Film and Literature, East and West (Hawaii, 1992).

28 Jun 2024: Definitions, visualisations, and configurations of gender in Leonardo’s work. Topics previously covered:. ... Teaching and learning:. The course will be taught through a combination of lectures, seminars and supervisions.

28 Jun 2024: It will be configured in terms of autofiction, self-portraiture and life-writing. ... Topics:. The Holocaust. Algeria. Eroticism and Intimacy. Life-writing. Existentialism. Ethics. Preparatory reading:.

28 Jun 2024: Location:. Robinson College . Grange Road . CAMBRIDGE. CB3 9AN. About:. Elizabeth Guild specialises in early modern literature, especially Montaigne, and psychoanalysis. ... III, The Renaissance. She is currently researching eating and ethics in the

28 Jun 2024: aspects, makes the relevant connections, and shows the ability to formulate a clear argument. ... Grammatical accuracy and idiomatic use of the language will be expected at this level.

28 Jun 2024: Induction events will be held each month where staff can pick up and drop off the bikes, alternatively a pick up/collection service can be arranged for an extra cost. ... News and Events.

28 Jun 2024: Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics. Dr Emanuela Davey.

28 Jun 2024: Topics:. Li8.1 introduction to and overview of morphological analysis. Li8.2 decomposition. ... Li8.14 Distributed Morphology. Li8.15 Word and Paradigm Morphology and Usage-Based Morphology.

28 Jun 2024: Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics. Dott. Cristiana Brown.

28 Jun 2024: Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics. Dott Lucia Cavalli.

28 Jun 2024: Italian. GR6: Myth Matters: Receptions of Mythology in Modern Greek Literature and Culture. ... How does ideology and historical events affect the re-writing of myth and the choice of mythical figures?

28 Jun 2024: This includes an introduction to approaches to reference, sense, mental images and prototypes. ... Sentence meaning is introduced by the presentation of the relation between (i) sentences and (ii) events and states, as well as an analysis of truth and

28 Jun 2024: A. Battye, M, A. Hintze and P. Rowlett ‘The French Language Today’ (London, 2000). ... Teaching and learning:. The course is taught through weekly lectures and regular supervisions.

28 Jun 2024: St John's. Conceptualising empathy as an ethical and literary problem post-Holocaust. ... St Edmund’s. Female Writers at the Margins of Italian Literature and Culture.

28 Jun 2024: This paper is composed of 2 parts: Translation and essay skills and Oral skills. ... Oral classes are taught by a native speaker and are conducted exclusively in Italian.