Linguistics & English Language Society
- David Crystal - Applied Historical Phonology: the case of Shakespeare - What did Shakespeare Sound Like? Lancaster University - Faraday Lecture Theatre Thursday 23-01-2020 - 19:00 until Thursday 23-01-2020 - 20:15
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David Crystal - Applied Historical Phonology: the case of Shakespeare - What did Shakespeare Sound Like?
World-renowned historical phonologist, lecturer and author David Crystal will be joined by Hilary Crystal to explore the sounds of English in the Early Modern Period. This will be an exciting exploration into Applied Historical Phonology as Crystal effervescently explores the research behind recreating Early Modern speech.
Doors Open at 18:20 where you can purchase one of Crystal's Books, get a free photo/signature (with a ticket), or just wait for the talk to begin
The actual lecture will start at 19:00
Venue/Timing
Venue : Lancaster University - Faraday Lecture Theatre
Type: Performing Arts, Society
Start Date: Thursday 23-01-2020 - 19:00
End date: Thursday 23-01-2020 - 20:15
Location
Contact Details
Samuel Hollands
s.hollands@lancaster.ac.uk
07947856653
Website/URL http://www.davidcrystal.com/
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