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Congratulations to SLaLS Director Randall Gess on the publication of a co-edited book on phonological variation in French: Gess, Randall, Chantal Lyche and Trudel Meisenburg (Eds.). 2012.... More
Congratulations to SLaLS Director Randall Gess on the publication of a co-edited book on phonological variation in French: Gess, Randall, Chantal Lyche and Trudel Meisenburg (Eds.). 2012.... More
According to new data from Statistics Canada, schools play a prominent role in keeping Indigenous languages alive. Randall Gess recently explained to APTN how Carleton University’s... More
According to new data from Statistics Canada, schools play a prominent role in keeping Indigenous languages alive. Randall Gess recently explained to APTN how Carleton University’s... More
2012 FASS Distinguished Visitor, Departmental Lecture Communicating Europe: “Hegemonic Multilingualism / National Monolingualism?” Integrating Sociolinguistics, Language Policy... More
2012 FASS Distinguished Visitor, Departmental Lecture Communicating Europe: “Hegemonic Multilingualism / National Monolingualism?” Integrating Sociolinguistics, Language Policy... More
A new virtual campus environment has recently been unveiled at Carleton University. It has been developed by Carleton faculty members and students across several faculties, in conjunction with local... More
A new virtual campus environment has recently been unveiled at Carleton University. It has been developed by Carleton faculty members and students across several faculties, in conjunction with local... More
Huddled around a campfire, you attentively discuss last week’s reading with your classmates and your professor. If the discussion wasn’t so captivating, the glossy green... More
Huddled around a campfire, you attentively discuss last week’s reading with your classmates and your professor. If the discussion wasn’t so captivating, the glossy green... More
Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada June 26-29, 2012 Genre 2012 will continue the tradition and scholarly conversation that originated with the first international colloquium on Genre... More