2024
The schedule for the spring term 2024 can be found under this link, it will be updated continuously.
2022
EPoCC seminars, spring term 2022
30 March (5:45 PM) – Roberta Cichirillo (University of Salerno): TBA
16 March (5:45 PM) – Michal Kořenář (UPenn): Bilingual experiences sculpt our brain (via ZOOM)
19 January (5:45 PM) – Khatia Buskivadze (Tbilisi State University): Some (meta)discourse markers in English and Georgian commencement speeches
2021
EPoCC seminars, fall term 2021:
15 December (5:45 PM) — We-lun Lu (Masaryk University, Brno): Use of Multiple Parallel Texts (Multi-ParT) as a Method in Cultural Linguistics: Stability and Variation (via ZOOM)
8 December (5:45 PM) — David Ryška (EPoCC): Srovnávání entit pomocí gestikulace (In Czech, via ZOOM)
1 December (5:45 PM) — Dana Kratochvílová (Charles University, Prague): Srovnávací analýza diskurzních částic prý/dizque v češtině a španělštině (In Czech, via ZOOM)
EPoCC seminars, spring term 2021:
31 March (5.30 PM) — Mirjam Fried (EPoCC, Dept. of Linguistics, CU): Gramatické konstrukce v praxi I. [in Czech, via ZOOM]
7 April (5.30 PM) — Mirjam Fried (EPoCC, Dept. of Linguistics, CU): Gramatické konstrukce v praxi II. [in Czech, via ZOOM]
28 April (5.30 PM) — Jan Kozák (Dept. of Philosophy and Religious Studies, CU): Myšlení s tělem ve staroseverském mýtu [in Czech, via ZOOM]
12 May (5.30 PM) — Michal Láznička (EPoCC, Dept. of Linguistics, CU): Dysfluence v projevu lidí s afázií v usage-based perspektivě. [in Czech, via ZOOM]
23 June (5.30 PM) — Kamila Homolková (Inst. of Czech Language and Theory of Communication, CU): O raném vývoji jazyka a komunikace u dítěte s Downovým syndromem. [in Czech, via ZOOM]
Everyone is welcome to join. To access the seminars, please send a request to <jakub.jehlicka[at]ff.cuni.cz>.
2020
The Year The Earth Stood Still
2019