Events

  Please join us for this seminar from visiting postdoc candidate from University of Toronto, Nick Diamond. The Kahana Lab will be hosting this event, and lunch will be provided.   Location: 357 Levin Building   Detail and organization in memory for real-world experiences   Episodic memory is defined by (1) re-experiencing specific details from […]

John Krakauer Professor of Neurology, Neuroscience, & Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine   Exploring the cognitive-motor interface: motor skill, movement imitation, and procedural memory   The notion of motor skill will be discussed, along with experimental results addressing it. Then I will discuss the basis for ability to imitate and […]

ILST seminar: Ollie Sayeed

February 8, 2019
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Ollie Sayeed Department of Linguistics University of Pennsylvania   Why most languages aren’t chaotic evil   Grammarians in the classical tradition (e.g. Priscian 500 CE) thought of grammar as a set of analogical relationships between whole words organized into paradigms. More recent work in the framework of Word and Paradigm Morphology (e.g. Blevins 2016) has […]