September 5, 2019
Visiting Scholar: Arvind Iyengar (University of New England)
Arvind Iyengar is a Lecturer in Linguistics at the University of New England (UNE) in Armidale, Australia. His research interests include writing systems, sociolinguistics, and phonology. With the kind support of the U of T Department of Linguistics and funding from a UNE Early Career Researcher Award, Arvind will be spending time here from August to October, conducting research on the development and sociolinguistics of writing systems in Indigenous Canadian languages, and exploring opportunities for research collaboration with U of T faculty.
During his time here, he will also present at the Language Variation and Change Research Group on September 20, and at the Phonology research group on October 4. The talks will draw on his research on the Sindhi language of South Asia, focusing on intergenerational changes in the language’s phonology and the orthographic and pedagogical implications thereof. Further details of his talks will be out shortly.
Labels:
Indigenous languages of Canada,
Language Variation and Change,
Phonetics/Phonology,
Visiting scholar,
Writing systems
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment