LAMiNATE Talks
LAMiNATE Talks is seminar series that aims to foster interdisciplinary discussion on language acquisition, multilingualism and teaching. Talks are held online (https://lu-se.zoom.us/j/64114834000) or in hybrid form every other Tuesday afternoon 15.15-16.30 CET, with participants not only from Lund but also with a wider audience.
The autumn 2024 series will include the following talks:
September 10: Tanja Kupisch & Ilaria Venagli (Lund University, University of Konstanz) — How L2 proficiency modulates reading and related cognitive skills in learners with and without dyslexia
September 24: Sophia Juul (Lund University, PhD Work in Progress): Idiodynamic in the wild. Capturing foreign language teacher anxiety in the classroom
October 8: Nick Ellis (University of Michigan) — What's in a word? Cognitive-linguistic, Neuroscientific, Corpus-linguistic, Psycholinguistic, AI, and Usage-based perspectives
October 22 (14:15 – 15:30 CET): Dwight Atkinson (University of Arizona) — Multimodal Interaction Analysis from a Sociocognitive Perspective on Second Language Acquisition and Teaching. Please note the time change!
November 5: Sergio Rojo (Lund University) — The development of linguistic biases: a study in two British cities
November 19: Jean-Marc Dewaele (University College London; Birkbeck, University of London) — The crucial role of learner emotions and motivation in Foreign language performance and acquisition
December 3: Elouise Botes (University of Luxembourg) — Foreign Language Emotions: Methodological Developments and Detriments
December 17: Hadil Alraddadi & Jeanine Treffers-Daller (University of Reading) — Where are returnees on the native speaker continuum? A study of L2 attrition in verb-noun collocations
