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Inglese
Stati Uniti
17 episodi
da 23 Giugno 2017
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17_Janet_Wiles

For a robot to talk with people, it needs language skills, but less obviously, it also needs social skills and a sense of the physical and social context of conversations. What does it take to engineer a robot as a social technology that can interact in real time in human environments? In this pro…

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16_Helen_Chenery

Each year the sheer number of “things” that are connected to the Internet grows exponentially. But the real value of the Internet lies in the number of connections not only among things but also people, processes and data. This is the Internet of Everything and it is linked to the growth in smartph…

15_Anne_Cutler

Processing (talking, listening) is what language exists for, and through processing we can address the Big Questions in language research. What is universal, what is language-specific? (A question for all of linguistics, but processing offers a unique and informative window on it.) When is informat…

14_Caroline_Jones

In many Aboriginal communities of north-central Northern Territory, the first language of most children and young adults is a variety of Kriol, an English-based creole language. We still know relatively little, however, about how infants and how children acquire their local variety of Kriol as a fi…

13_Alan_Rumsey

As a CI within CoEDL I have been working in collaboration with CoEDL Affiliate Francesca Merlan on a project that addresses four of the biggest mysteries about human beings and their social worlds, namely: 1. The question of child language acquisition: how do children manage to learn, in a few year…
Reports in the media regarding the linguistic and educational outcomes of Indigenous children living in remote communities suggest there is a huge divide between them and most other groups of Australian children. However, we know little about how children living in remote areas acquire their langu…

11_Paola_Escudero

Processing phonetic detail is crucial to understanding speech in native and foreign languages, especially in a world with increased speaker, accent and language diversity. I will present new acoustic analyses that shed new light on properties of infant-directed speech and predict developmental traj…

10_Evan_Kidd

Children must process their language in order to learn it; therefore a complete explanation of language acquisition must incorporate a parsing mechanism that enables children to identify and extract linguistic patterns from their input. In my talk I will provide an overview and update to the Canber…
With increasing migration across the globe, there has been an upsurge of interest in “ethnolects”, varieties of speech used by ethnically diverse groups of young people in modern metropolises. Major projects are underway, for example, in London, Berlin, Stockholm, Toronto and, through the Sydney Sp…

08_Janet_Fletcher

Prevailing theories of how we produce and perceive spoken language are largely based on a handful of well-studied languages with a focus on segmental features. At the same time, few would dispute that phonetic realization of an individual speech segment depends on where that segment is positioned r…
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