Arrangementer

11 nov

Tirsdag 11. november 2025, kl. 13:15 1481-324

Tuesday, November 11, 2025, from 13:15 to 14:45, room 1481-324

10 nov

Mandag 10. november 2025, kl. 14:15 1481-324

Monday, November 10, 2025, from 14:15 to 15:45, room 1481-324

24 jun

Tirsdag 24. juni 2025, kl. 09:15

International Doc’Day 2025 in Grenoble/on Zoom

Time: Tuesday 24 June 2025, 9:15-15:30

Location: Zoom

Description: Students and researchers at all…

13 jun

Fredag 13. juni 2025, kl. 09:00 1481-366

27 maj

Tirsdag 27. maj 2025, kl. 13:30 1481-366

IDENTITY, YOUTH LANGUAGES AND MORE

Guest lecture by Jacomine Nortier, Utrecht University

Where? 1481-366, Nobelparken, Aarhus University

When?…

7 apr

Mandag 7. april 2025, kl. 09:00 1421-118

"Symposium on methods in laryngeal endoscopy across disciplines"

o 7^th April 2025, 9:00-17:00, room M1.1 1421-118, Aarhus University

o …

4 apr

Fredag 4. april 2025, kl. 14:30 Aulaen

Sounds of Language and Speech presents:

What Danish Stød Shares in Common with Polynesian, Iroquoian, West African (ATR), Nilotic, Cushitic, and…

4 apr

Fredag 4. april 2025, kl. 10:00 1481-366

This is an invitation to the workshop "Syntax Talks, English & Nordic".

2 apr

Onsdag 2. april 2025, kl. 16:30 Aulaen

Sounds of Language and Speech presents:

A Parade of Laryngeal and Oral Voice Qualities

By Professor Emeritus John Esling

Wednesday April 2nd,…

28 mar

Fredag 28. marts 2025, kl. 13:15 1481-324

Guest lecture: Universality and linguistic experience in the perception of speech rhythm

By Mikhail Ordin Basque Center on Cognition, Brain and…

Institut for Kommunikation og Kultur

Kommende arrangementer

Tidligere arrangementer

Guest lecture: De(gree)familiarization: comparatives and superlatives through an adpositional lens

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International Doc’Day 2025

Sommerseminar 13. juni

Guest lecture by Jacomine Nortier: IDENTITY, YOUTH LANGUAGES AND MORE

Symposium on methods in laryngeal endoscopy across disciplines

What Danish stød shares in common with Polynesian, Iroquoian, West African (ATR), Nilotic, Cushitic, and Tibeto-Burman Language

Workshop: Syntax Talks, English & Nordic

A Parade of Laryngeal and Oral Voice Qualities: Guest lecture by John Esling

Guest lecture: Universality and linguistic experience in the perception of speech rhythm