LangUE
The Language at the University of Essex Postgraduate Conference (LangUE)
is a two-day conference held annually in June. It aims to bring together
postgraduate students from around the world to present and discuss current
research, results and problems from various fields of linguistics.
The format of the conference includes the presentation of papers, poster
presentations, workshops and a plenary panel. Proceedings are published
following the conference, with all submissions being peer-reviewed.
LangUE 2014
Details of LangUE 2014 will be announced in spring 2014.
Previous conferences
LangUE has been held annually since 2006.
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LangUE 2013
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LangUE 2012
Presentations
Proceedings
Full versions of the papers listed below are published in the
LangUE 2012 proceedings (.pdf).
Contents
- A problem with wh-questions in Modern Standard Arabic (Alotaibi, M.)
p.1-8
- Computer-assisted language learning and effectiveness at the CLCS
language modules in Trinity College Dublin (Antoniou, V.) p.9-22
- Global trends in teaching English to young learners (Brining, D.)
p.23-29
- Gender differences in translating Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. The
Greek Paradigm. (Panou, D.) p.30-42
- Predicative modal adjectives in Akan (Sakyi, J. P.) p.43-52
- Is reconstruction a diagnostic for movement in restrictive relative
clauses? (Shaheen, B.) p.53-65
- Immigrants and language rights in the Czech Republic and Poland (Švejdarová,
S.) p.66-75
- The role equivalence classification in acquisition of L2 sounds (Syed,
N. A.) p.76-84
- The grammaticalization of KPs; configurationality and structural
simplification (Tse, K.) p.85-97
- What is lateral grammaticalization? (Tse, K.) p.98-110
Citation information
Ozbak, O. and Carey, D. (eds.), (2013, April). Language at the University
of Essex (LangUE) 2012 Proceedings, Department of Language and Linguistics,
University of Essex
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LangUE 2011
Presentations
Proceedings
Full versions of the papers listed below are published in the
LangUE 2011 proceedings (.pdf).
Contents
- Morphological complexity in Maltese nominal paradigms (Camilleri, M.)
p.1-12
- An investigation into learners' and teachers' attitudes towards
learners' self assessment according to CEFR scales (Ibberson, H.) p.13-24
- A reanalysis of anatomical changes for language (Littauer, R.) p.25-30
- An integration of corpus-based and genre-based approaches in EAP
national English examinations in Turkey (Onder, N.) p.31-42
- The structure of restrictive relative clauses in Lattakian Syrian Arabic
(Shaheen, B.) p.43-53
- On the movement of verbal forms in Romance and English (Tescari Neto,
A.) p.54-67
- Second language knowledge of Cantonese neg-Wh-quantifiers: A pilot study
(Theodara Lee, M.) p.68-83
Citation information
Ozbak, O., Soultatis, T., Kampouri, S. and Menkabu, A. (eds.), (2012,
April). Language at the University of Essex (LangUE) 2011 Proceedings,
Department of Language and Linguistics, University of Essex
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LangUE 2010
Presentations
Proceedings
Full versions of the papers listed below are published in the
LangUE 2010 proceedings (.pdf).
Contents
- Phase theory, linearization and antisymmetry in morphology (Bauke, L.
S.) p.1-15
- Frication and affrication of /t/ in RP English (Buizza, E.) p. 16-28
- The status of the unaccusative / unergative split in Greek-English
interlanguage (Danavassi, T.) p.29-50
- Animacy and agreement with conjoined nouns in Bulgarian (Hristov, B.)
p.51-63
- Prenominal infinitives in English: Semantic and syntactic constraints
(Laflaquière, D.) p.64-77
- On dative case assignment by spray/load verbs in Japanese (Miura, K.)
p.78-90
- Generative and usage-based approaches to L1 acquisition: Evidence from
Cypriot-Greek (Neokleous, T.) p.91-103
- Instrumental agreement in Bohra Wagdi (Phillips, M.) p.104-116
- Information structure markers as prosodic affixes (Šurkalović, D.)
p.117-128
Citation information
Absi, Z., Althobaiti,M., Heyer, V., Ogawa, M., Patterson, C. and
Soultatis, T. (eds.). Language at the University of Essex (LangUE) 2010
Proceedings, Department of Language and Linguistics, University of Essex
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LangUE 2009
Presentations
Proceedings
Full versions of the papers listed below are published in the
LangUE 2009 proceedings (.pdf).
Contents
- Reading comprehension and specialized vocabulary: Does tourism
vocabulary predict reading comprehension better than general vocabulary?
(Alcantar Diaz, C. and Scholfield, P.) p.1-13
- “Something here what made me think.” Some new views on relative what in
the dialects of English (Berizzi, M. and Rossi S.) p.14-26
- A prosodic study of wh-questions in French natural discourse (Hamlaoui,
F.) p.27-38
- The acquisition of null objects in Chinese: Effect of proficiency
(Hsieh, F.) p.39-49
- Conventionalization and literality: Evidence from conventionalized
ironic expressions (Kapogianni, E.) p.50-57
- An apparent dissociation between input and outcome in L2 acquisition: L2
English-accent acquisition in Hong Kong (Leung, A., H.-C.) p.58-69
- Presupposition accommodation in local contexts: Why global accommodation
is not enough (Pearson, H.) p.70-80
- Exploring intonational change: Could a final rise be derived from a
final fall? (Sullivan, J.) p.81-92
Citation information
Clackson, K., Absi, Z., Ogawa, M., Ono, M., Patterson, C., Villafaña, V.
(eds.), (2010, August). Language at the University of Essex (LangUE) 2009
Proceedings, Department of Language and Linguistics, University of Essex
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LangUE 2008
Presentations
Proceedings
Full versions of the papers listed below are published in the
LangUE 2008 proceedings (.pdf).
Contents
- The problems identified in the previous coding schemes used for
analysing L2/FL writers' think-aloud protocols (Abdel Latif, Muhammad M.)
p.1-19
- Pharyngealization in Syrian Arabic (Al-Omar, Morris) p.20-39
- Code-breaking strategies and idion-type variables in the identification,
comprehension and retention of L2 idioms (Domínguez Angel, Rosalina) p.31-43
- Estonian sign language-Estonian code-switching (Hein, Kadri) p.44-51
- Helping less proficient children in multi-level classrooms: A study of
TEYL teacher strategies used (Hsu, Hsiao-Wen) p.52-66
- Shuo ‘say’ vs. Yiwei ‘assume’ in Chinese (Hsieh, Fu-Tsai) p. 67-76
- Linguistic violence: A study of violence in the oral discourse of nine
schools in Tehran (Majlesi, Ali Reza) p.77-93
- An analysis of politeness as function of speech acts (SAs) and target
reader in print medical advertising (Pop, Anisoara) p.94-106
- Multilingual Luxembourg: Language attitudes and policies (Redinger,
Daniel) p.107-119
- Instruments in argument-structure (Webb, James) p.120- 131
- Language and ethnic identity within the Pontic Greek community in
Cyprus: A comparative perspective (Zoumpalidis, Dionysios) p.132-145
Citation information
Al-Thubaiti, K, Batterham, C., Chatsiou, K., Papadopoulou, L. and
Yoshimoto, K. (eds.), (2008, June). Language at the University of Essex
(LangUE) 2008 Proceedings, Department of Language and Linguistics,
University of Essex
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LangUE 2007
Presentations
Proceedings
Full versions of the papers listed below are published in the
LangUE 2007 proceedings (.pdf).
Contents
- Resumptive pronouns in Mauritian: Examining the nature of specificity
effects (Muhsina Alleesaib)
- Chinese EFL learners' awareness in rhetorical strategy use in English
writing: A case study in Taiwan (Shih-Chieh Chien) p.
- Negotiating meaning in interactive teacher feedback on student draft
essays in EAP writing classroom (Nam-Hee Cho)
- Multiple standard values, one comparison? (Gegerly Kantor) p.
- English in Singapore: diglossia or continuum? (Jakob Leimgruber)
- Against Hegarty's feature-based theory on the grammar of children with
specific language impairment (Yi-An Lin)
- Semantics and the lemmatisation of idiomatic expressions: An analysis of
bilingual Italian-English dictionaries (Chris Mulhall)
- An analysis of adverbs in appositives (Kathleen O'Connor)
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LangUE 2006