10th session
WebEx Meeting Link for the coming weeks
Meeting Information
- Meeting link:
- https://fu-berlin.webex.com/fu-berlin-en/j.php?MTID=m671b48c2972ae23f07630278962a0961
- Meeting number:
- 121 755 6172
- Password:
- hJX2ZrDU3p6
- Host key:
- 927117
More ways to join
- Join by video system
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Dial 1217556172@fu-berlin.webex.comYou can also dial 62.109.219.4 and enter your meeting number.
- Join by phone
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Week 11 Material
Official evaluation
Dear all,
I would be really grateful to you if you could take your time to fill in the official evaluation form for our seminar (17309).
https://lehrevaluation.fu-berlin.de/productive/de/sl/51b3B7pMt1WP
You will need the following password: Afbimwetar
Many thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Martin
Week 10 (27 January): Text, video, & homework
Dear all,
thank you for participating in our latest live session! The presentation can be found, as every week, in the folder very practically called Presentations. In preparation for the next session, please do the following:
- Read the following text:
- Bieswanger & Becker (2017: 151-166), i.e. chapter 7.
- Bieswanger & Becker (2017: 151-166), i.e. chapter 7.
- Watch the following video on pragmatics:
- Have a look at the sheet with your new homework tasks.
- You can find it also on Blackboard in the Course material/Homework folder.
- If you feel like it, fill out this feedback form.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at any time.
Best wishes,
Martin
[17310] Please evaluate this seminar
Dear all,
Please follow this link to take part in a short online-evaluation of our seminar 17310: https://lehrevaluation.fu-berlin.de/productive/de/sl/VK8Ro7B7K370. The password is Awbadiasit.
Thank you!
[17339] Please evaluate this seminar
Dear all,
Please follow this link to take part in a short online-evaluation of our seminar 17339: https://lehrevaluation.fu-berlin.de/productive/de/sl/qappPzh0CCR5. The password is Megkudisuh.
Thank you!
[17310/17339] Reading and video for session 11
To prepare for week 11, please
- read Bieswanger & Becker 2010: 151-170
- watch this video:
- and do the homework in the Dropbox.
Linguistics in fiction
Dear all,
during the yesterday’s lecture, I noticed a discussion in the chat about the interconnectedness of language, truth, and “real”-world reference. If you want to read a great novel about these issues (and more!), I really recommend China Miéville’s Embassytown (Locus Award, 2012). This is of course not an academic publication, but Miéville’s done his homework and the book is generally worth your time…
Best wishes,
Martin