2 November 2022
Emeritus Professor Chris Pountain, with Irene Macías Fernández of the University of Bath, has published El mundo hispanohablante en textos / Reading the Spanish-Speaking World (London & New York: Routledge). The book, written entirely in Spanish, is a content-based textbook set at B2 and C1 levels (immediately post A-Level) which aims to develop command of the Spanish language and critical thinking skills through response to a series of texts originating from a number of different Spanish-speaking countries. A full description is available at https://www.routledge.com/El-mundo-hispanohablante-en-textos--Reading-the-Spanish-Speaking-World/Fernandez-Pountain/p/book/9780367349448.
Hazel Pearson gives conference talk 26 October 2022
Kerrilyn Jackson publishes in conference proceedings 26 October 2022
Dave Kenneth Cayado gives poster presentation 11 October 2022
BLOC is complete! 10 October 2022
Work is now complete on BLOC, a new Film & Drama Arts Research Facility at QMUL, comprising a state-of-the art 4K cinema with Dolby ATMOS, gallery equipped for multiscreen projection, sound-proofed film studio, performance project room, with interaction and monitoring capability from an adjacent post-production suite, and a sound-proofed recording booth. All spaces are fully accessible, physically connected, and digitally networked. We are excited to be programming this space from January 2023.
Dan Price awarded 2002 LAGB Outstanding UG Dissertation Prize 30 September 2022
Linguistics welcomes new staff! 30 September 2022
Songyan Du is awarded a PhD in Linguistics 30 September 2022
University rankings league table success 29 September 2022
In the 2022 university rankings, QMUL Film came 5th in the Guardian League Tables and 6th in The Times League Table. We are very happy to have maintained a top ten position for nearly a decade.
Matthew Hunt publishes article 15 September 2022
Former PhD student Matthew Hunt has just published a co-authored article in Journal of Sociolinguistics entitled 'Swear(ING) ain't play(ING): The interaction of taboo language and the sociolinguistic variable'
PhD student Dave Cayado presents at conference 13 September 2022
Nelya Koteyko SLLF receives a Wellcome Discovery Award for her project ‘Autism in affinity spaces: Interest-driven social media practices during the transition to adulthood’ 8 September 2022
Around 2% of secondary school and university students in the UK are autistic and there are numerous reports of poor social experiences among this group. Educational intervention research tends to focus on younger children leading to a substantial research gap on support during the transition to adulthood.
Devyani Sharma and Kathleen McCarthy are awarded a three-year ESRC grant 7 September 2022
Louis Strange is awarded a PhD in Linguistics 31 July 2022
Matthew Hunt is awarded a PhD in Linguistics 31 July 2022
Scott Lewis is awarded a PhD in Linguistics 31 July 2022
The SAVANT team organises the first SAVANT Summer School in Neurolinguistics 22 July 2022
Hagit Borer gives interview for Revista Linguistica 15 July 2022
Accent Bias project - Devyani Sharma attends launch of the Equality Act Review 7 July 2022
Festival of Communities 15 June 2022
QM Linguistics top-ranked in REF 2021 31 May 2022
Hazel Pearson gives invited talk 27 May 2022
23 May 2022
QMUL Film came 1st for Research Outputs (the books we write and films we make) and 9th overall in the national Research Excellence Framework exercise. This is the first REF we have been involved in and we are very happy that the excellence of our research has been duly recognised.
Prof. Devyani Sharma is interviewed for BBC article on accent biases 10 May 2022
Francesca Ziegler and Elisha Wijesekera are awarded summer scholarship 4 May 2022
Hazel Pearson publishes book chapter 4 May 2022
Alice Stanton is awarded PhD scholarship 4 May 2022
GLOW45 held at QMUL 2 May 2022
Education Awards 6 April 2022
Employment Enhancement through Free Language Speaking Practice and Championing Student Voices
Agnieszka Lyons publishes co-authored book 4 April 2022
Hazel Pearson publishes co-authored article 4 April 2022
Chinese Culture Talk- Life in a Chinese university 29 March 2022
Date: Thursday 7th April
Time: 12.00pm-2.00pm
Venue: Queen Mary University London, Bancroft 3.02, Mile End Road
PhD student Logan Simpson publishes article 28 March 2022
Victoria Taylor wins scholarship for Lavender Languages Institute 28 March 2022
MA students accepted on PhD programmes at MIT and NYU 28 March 2022
Sophie Holmes-Elliott publishes a new article 25 March 2022
New article published in the Journal of Psycholinguistic Research 1 March 2022
Interview with members of the SAVANT project on DBC News Daily 1 March 2022
Melissa Mahmud (German and Linguistics BA, 2020) 22 February 2022
People always ask me why I decided to study German, and being a South-Asian woman, there is a misconception that we tend to study science or business-related subjects. However, I want to demonstrate how this language can interest anyone, regardless of their background.
Kamran Khan (French and Geography BA, 2008) 10 February 2022
When the role I am in now came up, it felt like a sign - firstly because it was within the sector that I had my heart in but had yet to pursue, and secondly, because I was much more secure in my queer identity and I felt that being able to work at an organisation that affirms, supports, and advocates for LGBTQ+ people, was something I had to focus on.
Olivia Herlihy (English and Russian BA, 2003) 8 February 2022
I joined the London Ambulance Service in 2007 after assisting with a medical emergency outside my home. I realised that a paramedic’s job and a broadcast journalist’s job had many similarities. Both professions had to be skilled at questioning people to find out exactly what happened, they were both fast paced jobs that involved highly emotional scenarios, and both involved being constantly out talking to people. I was good at looking after people and dealing with emergencies, which I hadn’t realised was a skill not all people have.
Happy Birthday Sebastião Salgado 8 February 2022
David Hall in The New Yorker 8 February 2022
Louis Strange publishes article 4 February 2022
An introduction to Dr Kyle Shernuk 27 January 2022
Dr Kyle Shernuk has recently joined the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film and is the programme lead for BA Liberal Arts and the L2 Chinese pathway in Modern Languages. We caught up with him to find out more about studying Chinese - take a look below.
Linnaea Stockall is about to publish new co-authored article 26 January 2022
Kathryn's favourite spots in St Petersburg - Semester Abroad 20 January 2022
Kathryn Hurley is a modern languages and cultures student, studying Russian. As a Turing scheme grant recipient, Kathryn studied abroad at St Petersburg state university last semester.
Luisa Marti gives invited talk 15 January 2022
Chiara Ardoino presents paper at conference 14 January 2022
11 January 2022
PhD student Matthew Hunt has published an article 10 January 2022
Elvis Coimbra Gomes is awarded a PhD in Linguistics 31 December 2021
Elvis Coimbra Gomes has been awarded a PhD in Linguistics. Congratulations!
Thesis title:Language & Normativity in Sexuality and Gender-Related Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: A Netnographic-Informed Corpus-Assisted Discourse Study.
2021 Year in Review 20 December 2021
As we look back on what has been another year filled with change and challenge, we're extremely proud of our School of Languages, Linguistics and Film community who have achieved so much. Take a look at just some of the things we've been up to as a School in 2021 below:
Recognising the Potential of Human Mobility 17 December 2021
To mark International Migrants Day (18 December), Professor Parvati Nair, of the Queen Mary Global Policy Institute Leadership Team shares her thoughts on the great gaps that persist and multiply between multilateral migration policy as managed by states and the everyday realities of exclusion experienced by people without papers for the Global Policy Institute.
Education Excellence Award 2021 15 December 2021
Congratulations to Josef Mueller and Dr Eli Vilar for their Education Excellence Award presented on Tuesday 14 December 2021!
Dr John Goodyear (German Language and Literature PhD, 2012) 7 December 2021
Embarking on new research terrain and exploring new cutting-edge ideas was always a thrill, as was sharing such knowledge to peers and undergraduate students. These “Eureka” moments, particularly in the target language, are among my most cherished experiences during my PhD at Queen Mary.
Alex Panicacci publishes a book 6 December 2021
Doctoral Researcher awarded 'best doctoral or early career film of the year' title by the AHRC 2 December 2021
Doctoral Researcher within the Department of Film, Alex Widdowson, has been awarded 'Best doctoral or early career film of the year' by the AHRC at the 2021 Research in Film Awards.
Alumnus releases new film 2 December 2021
Alumnus, Matt Kay (Film Studies BA, 2011) has recently released his latest film, To Live and Die in Alabama.
Creative Careers: Media Summit 1 December 2021
On Wednesday 24 November, the Careers team held their annual Media Summit, this time in partnership with No Turning Back who aim to to increase BAME representation within the UK PR, Communications, Marketing and Sports Marketing sectors.
Alumna commended by Duke and Duchess of Cambridge 1 December 2021
Alumna, Gabriella Castillo, was commended by Duke and Duchess of Cambridge last month at a Joint Ministerial Council reception.
Alumni participate in Film Futures panel 1 December 2021
On Thursday 25th November, a panel of Film alumni got together to share their insights and career journeys with students in an event organised by Eugene Doyen, Director of Education and Lecturer in Film Practice, and hosted by Careers Consultant, Heather Barsam.
Queen Mary named best university in the country for social mobility 25 November 2021
Queen Mary University of London has been ranked as the country’s top university for social mobility, according to a new report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies in partnership with the Sutton Trust and Department for Education.
GLOW45 conference at QMUL next April 11 November 2021
A paper by Devyani Sharma features in the 50th anniversary collection of Language in Society 11 November 2021
Happy Birthday Niedersachsen 2 November 2021
Former Queen Mary doctoral graduate Dr. John Goodyear presents German TV documentary celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of Lower Saxony
Coppe van Urk and Zhouyi Sun present paper at conference 30 October 2021
Hazel Pearson gives invited talk 30 October 2021
New "Exploring the Nonbinary" reading group 29 October 2021
Kathleen McCarthy presented at the Bilingualism Matters Research Symposium 26 October 2021
Sarah Kirk-Browne publishes her first article 17 October 2021
Kathleen McCarthy is promoted to Senior Lecturer in Linguistics 1 October 2021
Adam Chong is promoted to Senior Lecturer in Linguistics 1 October 2021
Colleen Cotter is promoted to Professor in Media Linguistics 1 October 2021
Queen Mary researcher translates Marquis de Sade novel into English for the first time 30 September 2021
Dr Will McMorran, a world-leading expert on the Marquis de Sade at Queen Mary University of London has translated the infamous author’s The Marquise de Gange into English for the very first time for Oxford World’s Classics. Full story here
Queen Mary student nominated for two AHRC research awards 24 September 2021
Queen Mary University of London PhD candidate Alex Widdowson in the Department of Film Studies has been nominated for both the Best Doctoral or Early Career Film of the Year and Best Animated Film of the Year awards by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC).
A new multi-disciplinary degree for 2022, BA Liberal Arts. 17 September 2021
Hollywood Icons: Elizabeth Taylor: A Fierce Love 9 September 2021
Dr Lucy Bolton has recently featured on the Channel 5 programme 'Hollywood Icons'.
FILM REVIEW: Neuro-Diversity Explored in Film 9 September 2021
Film Review by Professor Janet Harbord, Professor of Film, Queen Mary University of London
Home schooling is hundreds of years old – here’s what its history teaches us about learning through play 11 August 2021
Dr Rachel Bryant Davies, Lecturer in Comparative Literature has written for The Conversation on how looking at historical playful learning can help us moving forward.
Queen Mary academics elected to the British Academy 23 July 2021
Two academics from Queen Mary University of London, Professor Galin Tihanov, and Professor Amanda Vickery, have been elected to the British Academy Fellowship in recognition of their contribution to the humanities and social sciences.
Kathleen McCarthy wins award 30 June 2021
Queen Mary academic contributes to major report on urban violence 30 June 2021
Dr Ashvin Devasundaram from Queen Mary University of London has contributed to a new report from the British Academy on the theme of urban violence.
Successful viva voce: Stamatina Katsiveli 28 June 2021
Ground-breaking narrative in business report published 22 June 2021
A new report reveals how prominent business leaders see arts and humanities skills as integral to their companies and the talent pipeline.
Kim Yudelowitz (Comparative Literature BA, 2020) 16 June 2021
I decided to take on a Comparative Literature module and instantly enjoyed it. I really felt like I had found my calling. The modules were so diverse and broad, giving me a chance to read such an exciting range of literature.
Queen Mary alumna wins BAFTA for Best Single Drama 7 June 2021
Stella Corradi has won a BAFTA for Best Single Drama for her film Sitting in Limbo, which was inspired by the Windrush scandal.
Hagit Borer talked to Oxford University Linguistics Society 1 June 2021
Undergraduate student gets internship at ECOLANG 17 May 2021
Lara Conboy (French and German BA, 2019) 12 May 2021
There is a huge demand for language graduates. Not only are they able to show off their linguistic abilities, but they have also developed unique interdisciplinary skills, ranging from communication and project management, through to creative thinking and a high level of writing.
Hagit Borer giving a talk at ABRALIN 10 May 2021
Our very own Hagit Borer is giving a talk at the Associação Brasileira de Linguística (ABRALIN) on Wednesday 15 May 2021 at 6pm (UK time). Check it out here:
https://aovivo.abralin.org/lives/grammar-architecture-2/
Louis Strange publishes first article 26 April 2021
Daniel Robson (Film Studies BA, 2012) 22 April 2021
My experience at Queen Mary gave me the first-hand experience that I draw upon every day in my job. I have lived so many of the experiences that our students are and can advise them from a genuine place. It gave me connections which have been a source of support ever since.
SLLF student nominated for BAFTA EE Rising Star Award 1 April 2021
First year BA Film Studies student, Conrad Khan, talks to us about his experiences studying at Queen Mary and being nominated for a BAFTA.
Matt Kay (Film Studies BA, 2011) 16 March 2021
Under different circumstances, I would never have been able to go and see what an all-female sumo wrestling dojo in Japan looks like, but because I was making a film, I was able to spend time with these really inspirational, amazing women.
Heidi Cheng (Applied Linguistics for English Language Teaching MA, 2018) 9 March 2021
I grew up in a city that puts a lot of emphasis on English and where there is a great demand for English teachers. When I visited London for the first time as a tourist at 16, I was hosted by a local British family. Being able to be understood by native English speakers was such a cool feeling and it really fueled my interest in English learning and teaching further.
Mitch Harris (Film Studies BA, 2014) 23 February 2021
It’s astonishing to look at the contribution LGBTQ+ people have made throughout history, and to know that many of them have only been acknowledged in recent years. I think we need to continue to find and highlight those people that have made extraordinary contributions that enable us to live as we do today.
Zoe Adams (Linguistics MA, 2013) 17 February 2021
As a Teaching Fellow, I prepare and deliver content for Language & Health Communication, as well as supervise the students’ final research projects. This was a module that I designed as a PhD candidate in 2016, so it’s great to return and be the course convenor!
Laila El azhary (Documentary Practice MA, 2020) 9 February 2021
There are a lot of things I learned while making this film. I got to understand some of the struggles that Kurdish people face. I got to learn about their history which is not something we are taught in schools. I also learnt about the frequent misrepresentation of them as a community.
Dr Victoria Grace Walden (Film Studies PhD, 2017) 25 January 2021
The thing I most enjoyed about my PhD was the ever-expanding community it exposed me to, from colleagues and peers at Queen Mary, many of whom I have retained friendships with, to wider academic and professional networks. It gave me the confidence to reach out to institutions working in Holocaust and genocide memory and education to form partnerships that we hope will push forward socio-cultural change.
Eleanor Krawczyk (Film Studies MA, 2020) 20 January 2021
Filmmaking was completely new to me, but the Documentary Practice module was a revelation, and I was not prepared for how much I loved it. We were taught both the theory of documentary as well as weekly workshops teaching us the vocation itself; learning to use the equipment was something I took to a lot more than I expected!
Alissa Timoshkina (Film Studies BA, 2006) 17 November 2020
The knowledge that I gained at Queen Mary is at the heart of what I do, even if it takes on so many different guises, from a PhD in Soviet Holocaust cinema to a podcast about motherhood and food.
'IntranQu’îllités' (producer Kasia Mika): UK domestic film premiere 25 September 2020
British Academy COVID-19 grant awarded to Rachel Bryant Davies, Lucie Glasheen, and Kiera Vaclavik (Comparative Literature) for project, 'Childhood heroes: storytelling survival strategies and role models of resilience to Covid-19 in the UK'. 24 September 2020
This new project, which is a collaboration with children’s magazine Storytime, grew out of developing research within the Centre for Childhood Cultures. You can read more here.
Linnaea Stockall receives ESRC grant 24 September 2020
Our very own Linnaea Stockal received an ESRC grant for her Systematicity and Variation in Word Structure Processing Across Languages: a Neuro-Typology approach (SAVANT). The project brings together a global team of rearchers to explore how speakers detect, recognise and interpret constituent pieces of complex words. For more information consult this webpage.
UG student wins LAGB prize 15 September 2020
Professor Galin Tihanov invited to deliver keynote address at the Harriman Institute, Columbia University 9 September 2020
Professor Galin Tihanov will deliver a key-note address, 'Exilic Inscriptions: Mobility and the Resistance to Theory' at the launch of a new research project on exile and migration hosted by the Harriman Institute at Columbia University.
Friday 11th September, 2020 at 12:00pm Eastern Time (US), Online
For further details and to register, please follow this link: https://u.osu.edu/redmigrations/
Elvis Coimbra-Gomes publishes article 8 September 2020
Stamatina Katsiveli publishes article 2 September 2020
Devyani Sharma on Radio 4 31 August 2020
Linnaea Stockall promoted 31 August 2020
Decolonising our curriculum 19 June 2020
Staff and students of the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film recently collaborated in drafting our statement on Black Lives Matter, where we committed to certain actions to address structural racism in our academic practices. Amongst our commitments, we agreed that we would further develop our curriculum in terms of the histories, cultures and perspectives of people of colour and ethnic minorities.
PhD Studentship in Catalan Studies 11 June 2020
Balearic Islands Doctoral Studentship in Catalan Studies
The Centre for Catalan Studies at Queen Mary, University of London, invites applications for a Doctoral Studentship in any aspect of Catalan Studies.
Black Lives Matter 5 June 2020
The staff and students of QMUL’s School of Languages, Linguistics and Film are horrified by the police killings in the United States of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.
Remembering Lynn Ingamells 2 June 2020
We have received the sad news that Lynn Ingamells, a pivotal member of the Hispanic Studies Department of Queen Mary from 1958 to 1994, has passed away at the age of 84.
Professor Galin Tihanov: new article, 'Romanticism’s Longue Durée' 22 May 2020
Congratulations to Weronika Fernando 28 February 2020
We are delighted to announce that Dr. Weronika Fernando has accepted the offer of the post of Lecturer and Programme Convenor (insessional) to replace Alan Hart. Congratualtions!
Colorintech Immersion Programme 28 February 2020
The Colorintech Immersion Programme is now recruiting HSS UG students from underrepresented backgrounds to tech hubs across the world to explore what it is like to enter and thrive in the innovation economy. Follow the link to apply:
https://qmul.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/hss-colorintech-usa-immersion-programme-application-form-2-2
Yanhe Dance Workshop, Thursday 13th February 2020 5 February 2020
Yanhe Dance Workshop
Venue: Active Studio, Qmotion Sport and Fitness Centre, 15 Godward Square London E1 4FZ
Date: Thursday 13th February 2020
Time: 12.30-2.00pm
Remembering Trevor Dadson 30 January 2020
We have received the very sad news that Trevor Dadson, Emeritus Professor of Hispanic Studies and former Vice Principal for Humanities and Social Sciences, has passed away at the age of 72.
Prof. Leigh Oakes awarded grant for project on 'The ethics of language policy and planning' 17 December 2019
Chinese Painting Workshop 13th November 11 November 2019
Chinese Painting Workshop
Venue: Bancroft Building 1.01.1
Date: Wednesday 13th November
Time: 6.30pm
Table Tennis Tournament- Thursday 9th December 2022 29 October 2019
The QMUL Confucius Institute and the QMUL Table Tennis Club will be hosting our third table tennis tournament on Thursday 9th December 2022
Table Tennis Tournament- Thursday 7th November 2019 29 October 2019
The QMUL Confucius Institute and the QMUL Table Tennis Club will be hosting our third table tennis tournament on Thursday 7th November 2019
Chinese Language Exchange 29 October 2019
Date:Thursday 31st OctTime: 18:30 - 20:30 pm Venue: Ground Floor Foyer, Law’s Building QMUL E1 4FQ
Reconfiguring Relationships: Britain and the Bauhaus 17 October 2019
A one-day research workshop at Tate Britain, co-organised by Emilie Oléron Evans, explores the material, textual, and historiographical legacies of the Bauhaus
Rüdiger Görner interviewed by Deutschlandfunk 25 September 2019
Prof. Görner (German) on Brexit, an interview with national radio broadcaster Deutschlandfunk.
A series of talks by Maya Slater and Nicolas Pasternak Slater to introduce a new translation of 'Doctor Zhivago' 17 September 2019
Beijing Opera Workshop (Qiu) Thursday 3rd October 4 September 2019
Beijing Opera Workshop (Qiu)
Date: Thursday 3rd October
Venue: Senior Common Room, Queens' Building, Mile End campus
Time: 6.00pm
More details to follow...
Eddie Hughes, Professor in French, has been made a Fellow of the British Academy 20 August 2019
Wing Chun Workshop 16 August 2019
Date: Friday 4th October
Time: 6.30pm-8.30pm
Venue: Q-Motion, Mile End, London E1 4NS
Price: FREE
Chinese Tea Arts, Calligraphy Workshop, Tuesday 1st October 24 July 2019
Chinese Tea Arts and Calligraphy Workshop
Venue: Bancroft Building 3.26
Date: Tuesday 1st October
Chinese Movie Night, Wednesday 30th March 24 July 2019
Movie Title: NezhaDate: Wednesday 30th MarchVenue: ArtsOne Building Hitchcock Cinema, Mile End CampusTime: 60.00pm
Chinese Movie Night, Friday 25th February 24 July 2019
Movie Title: The Wandering EarthDate: Friday 25th FebruaryVenue: ArtsOne Building Hitchcock Cinema, Mile End CampusTime: 5.30pm
New MA Bursary in Comparative Literature with French at QMUL's School of Linguistics, Languages and Film 10 May 2019
The School of Languages, Linguistics and Film at Queen Mary, University of London is happy to announce the Jill Forbes MA Bursary for students in Comparative Literature with French.
New book by Elza Adamowicz: 'Dada Bodies: Between Battlefield and Fairground' 3 May 2019
Screening of Movies, Memories, Magic at the Cinema Museum 5 April 2019
Book launch at the House of Lords. 5 April 2019
Professor Rebecca L. Walkowitz delivers this year's George Steiner Lecture: "On Not Knowing: Lahiri, Tawada, Ishiguro" 7 March 2019
This year the Department of Comparative Literature and Culture welcomed Professor Rebecca L. Walkowitz (Rutgers University) for the George Steiner Lecture.
Creative Industries Masterclass 6 March 2019
Centre for Film and Ethics Salon 4 March 2019
Ash Devasundaram's book launch 4 March 2019
The launch of Ash Devasundaram's book Indian Cinema Beyond Bollywood: The New Independent Cinema Revolution (Routledge, 2018) will take place at the House of Lords at 3 pm on 3rd April 2019, as part of the 21st UK Asian Film Festival.
Eventbrite registration
Major initiative of Modern Languages and Cultures collaborating with the José Saramago Foundation in Lisbon 20 February 2019
Movies, Memories, Magic Screening in Johannesburg 20 February 2019
Centre for Film and Ethics Annual Lecture 12 February 2019
Film Screening of A Northern Soul (2018) 11 February 2019
Please Don't Beat Me, Sir! - Film Screening & discussion 7 February 2019
Centre for Film and Ethics Salon 16 January 2019
UK-South Africa workshop on Urban Lives 7 January 2019
Applications are open for the BFI Young Curators Lab 7 January 2019
Movies, Memories, Magic screening at the London Film Academy 7 January 2019
Leverhulme Early Career Fellowships 4 January 2019
Please note that Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship deadlines, for the school, have now closed
Ashvin Devasundaram presents at Postproduction Film Seminar 13 December 2018
The Centre for Anglo-German Cultural Relations welcomes Judith Kuckart as Writer in Residence 16 November 2018
Ashvin Devasundaram shortlisted for the QMUL Community Engagement Award 15 November 2018
Free screening of Calais Children: A Case to Answer 15 November 2018
Steven Eastwood’s film Island (2017) screening dates 15 November 2018
Lucy Bolton discusses the ethics of humour 15 November 2018
Steven Eastwood’s film Island in competition for best documentary 15 November 2018
Lucy Bolton speaks about Iris Murdoch 15 November 2018
A screening of Movies, Memories, Magic by Ash Devasundaram, at the London Film Academy 15 November 2018
Lucy Bolton in discussion at Philosophical Screens at the BFI 15 November 2018
Adam Plummer presents at Postproduction Film Seminar 15 November 2018
A screening of the documentary ‘Many Months in Mirya’ by Renu Savant 15 November 2018
The Living Memory project: a collaboration between Athena Mandis and Petros Karatsareas 15 November 2018
London Screen Studies Group Research Training Day at Kings 15 November 2018
17 November: London Screen Studies Group Research Training Day at Kings (University of London). Lucy Bolton and Lisa Duffy will be chairing sessions at this day-long event for doctoral students.
Film Department Careers Event 12 November 2018
An afternoon devoted to careers and the celebration of work by current film students and alumni.
Thursday, Nov 22, 2018, 12-7.30pm
12-3pm, ALT, Arts 1, Careers workshop
3-5.30pm, G.18, Arts 1, Equipment demo
3-5.15pm, FADS, Arts 2, Film practice show-reel
5.30-6.30pm, FADS, Arts 2, Alumni Q&A
6.30-7.30pm, FADS, Arts 2, Drinks reception
Please sign up at: https://tinyurl.com/y744gvl8
Third seminar: ‘Red Books and Russian Agents: Behind the Scenes at Penguin's Russian Classics’ (Dr Cathy McAteer) 9 November 2018
This paper examines Penguin’s twentieth-century re-launch of the nineteenth-century Russian literary canon. Drawing on previously untapped archival material (letters, memos, readers’ reports, reviews, adverts), this paper reveals a previously undisclosed ‘behind-the-scenes’ look at Russian-English literary translation in the mid-twentieth century. It offers new insight into Penguin Classics luminaries: Penguin founder Allen Lane, the editors EV Rieu and ASB Glover, and the early translators Elisaveta Fen, David Magarshack and Rosemary Edmonds, whose work also enjoyed frequent airings on national stage and in BBC Third Programme broadcasts. I will examine how these agents pooled their expertise and abilities to bring an accessible form of Russian literature to the mass lay reader. I will be drawing on archive- and text-based materials – a micro-historical approach, as advocated by Jeremy Munday – to explain how translators’ personal/professional backgrounds shaped their translation practice and, in doing so, determined the Anglophone reception of classic Russian literature for almost half a century.
Dr. Ashvin Devasundaram to introduce a special screening of 'Lipstick Under My Burkha' 1 November 2018
Dr. Ash Devasundaram will be introducing a special screening of the Indian Indie film Lipstick Under My Burkha followed by Q&A at the Portsmouth Film Society on 6th November.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1075368509312398/
Dr. Ash Devasundaram to give talk at University of Southampton 1 November 2018
Dr. Ashvin Devasundaram is giving a talk at the University of Southampton on 13th November.
The Rise of New Indian Indies: Torchbearers of an Indian Cinema Revolution
Ash Devasundaram's new book out now 1 November 2018
Film Studies lecturer Dr. Ash Devasundaram's new edited volume is out now:
Indian Cinema Beyond Bollywood: The New Independent Cinema Revolution
https://www.routledge.com/Indian-Cinema-Beyond-Bollywood-The-New-Independent-Cinema-Revolution/Devasundaram/p/book/9780815368601
Second seminar: 'Unfriendly Comparison: Antagonism in China-India Literary Relations' (Dr Adhira Mangalagiri) 22 October 2018
Comparative Literature excels at studying connection, dialogue, exchange, translation, and other positively-valued modes of relation. In contrast, this paper questions whether the method of comparison can be harnessed to study “unfriendly” relations such as hostility, tensions, anxieties, and the absence of dialogue and exchange. I explore this question through the case of twentieth-century China-India literary relations. Reading Chinese and Hindi texts, I consider how comparative methods can sustain and apprehend antagonism on its own terms instead of aiming to resolve or erase conflict.
Prof Tihanov convenes DFG symposium 'Comparative World Literatures' 8 October 2018
Professor Galin Tihanov is invited convenor (with Professor Dieter Lamping) of a major international conference on world literature sponsored by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), 8-13 October.
Prof Tihanov to deliver keynote address at the international conference 'Revisiting Cosmopolitanism' 8 October 2018
Galin Tihanov, George Steiner Professor of Comparative Literature, has been invited to deliver a keynote address at the Twenty First International Conference of the Forum on Contemporary Theory (FCT), in India. Other speakers include Homi Bhabha (Harvard) and Bruce Robbins (Columbia).
Dr. Anat Pick was a guest on the latest episode of Knowing Animals 1 October 2018
Dr. Anat Pick shared insights into her latest research on the podcast. The episode can be heard here.
Multifaceted cinema screening events for 'Movies, Memories, Magic' 25 September 2018
Dr. Ashvin Devasundaram, in conjunction with the UK Asian Film Festival, is crowdfunding for CrossCurrentz, which will bespoke events into screenings of his documentary.
PhD student Melanie Xang-Er Tang awarded Arthur Terry Postgraduate Essay Prize 23 September 2018
We are pleased to announce that Melanie Xang-Er Tang, PhD student in the Department of Comparative Literature and Culture, has won the British Comparative Literature Association (BCLA)'s annual prize for an essay on any aspect of comparative literature.
MLC welcomes Russian filmmaker Sergei Kachkin 21 September 2018
On Wednesday 17 October, The Department of Modern Languages and Cultures, QMUL, will be screening Perm 36. Reflexion. A documentary film by Sergei Kachkin (7pm, Arts One, G.19 The Hitchcock Theatre). Sergei Kachkin will be in attendance and give a Q&A about the film, following the screening.
All welcome.
Comparative Literature Welcome Party 2018 20 September 2018
All students and staff in the Department of Comparative Literature and Culture are warmly invited to our Welcome Party on Tuesday 2 October at 5.15pm in the ArtsOne ground-floor foyer.
Please register here.
CFP: The Past, Present and Future of the Literary Anthology (International Conference) 17 September 2018
The deadline for abstracts for the international conference to be held at QMUL in June 2019 is 28th February. Click here to submit a proposal.
New seminar series announced 6 September 2018
The Departments of Modern Languages and Comparative Literature are organizing a joint research seminar on the theme of Translation, Transmission, and Cultural Transfer.
New research seminar: Translation, Transmission, and Cultural Transfer 30 August 2018
Jointly organised by the Departments of Modern Languages and Comparative Literature, this seminar series aims to create a space for conversations about translation in the widest sense of the word – translation as an encounter between two or more cultures as well as languages, and translation as the cultural transmission of concepts as well as words.
Excellent National Student Survey Results 15 August 2018
Languages have scored highly in the 2018 National Student Survey, following on from impressive 2017 results.
The survey questioned UK undergraduates on various aspects of the student experience, including their overall satisfaction.
Taking a Bow: The Leading Man LGBT+ 6 August 2018
The Leading Man, a stage play written by Eugene Doyen, had two successful public performances on the Thursday and Friday in the run up to and in support of Brighton Pride.
Dr. Lucy Bolton was an invited speaker at 'An Afternoon with Joan Crawford' at the BFI 4 August 2018
Dr. Lucy Bolton co-hosted the sold-out event exploring the many faces of the Hollywood star as part of the British Film Institute's season "Fierce: The Untameable Joan Crawford".
The Leading Man: A New Stage Play 2 August 2018
The Leading Man, a new stage play by Film Practice lecturer Eugene Doyen, had its first public performances 2nd and 3rd August at Purple Playhouse Theatre, Hove, Brighton.
http://purpleplayhousetheatre.com/
'Movies, memories, magic' screens in Bangalore 20 July 2018
Movies, memories, magic, directed by Dr. Ashvin Devasundaram, had an international screening at the British Council in Bangalore.
Vivien Leigh annual remembrance event 8 July 2018
We were pleased to host the Vivien Leigh Circle again for their annual remembrance of the star. The event was impeccably curated by Dr. Lucy Bolton and highlighted the continued scholarship QMUL is doing on Leigh, as well as talks from PhD students Cathy Lomax (who also painted the art for the programmes) and Georgia Brown (who joined us via Skype from Scotland). The afternoon also included a screening of THE ROMAN SPRING OF MRS. STONE, generous pours of Negronis, a raffle of Leigh memorabilia and a visit from Puppy Vivien.
For more pictures of the event, visit our Facebook page.
MA Documentary graduate wins festival prize 5 July 2018
Our 2017 MA Documentary Practice graduate Capucine Salvi-Offer wins Best Short Documentary at the California Women’s Film Festival for her QM graduation film 'Knitting For Knockers'. Congratulations to Cappy!
http://calwomensfest.com/Winners.html
Andrew Hines awarded PhD in Comparative Literature 4 July 2018
Congratulations to Andrew Hines, PhD student in the Department of Comparative Literature and Culture, for his successful viva yesterday!
An Interview with Professor Galin Tihanov 25 June 2018
Song Baomei, associate professor from Northeast Agricultural University, interviewed Professor Tihanov when working as a visiting scholar at Queen Mary, University of London. Galin Tihanov is George Steiner Professor of Comparative Literature, member of the Academia Europaea and Honorary President of the ICLA Committee on Literary Theory.
New publications from Dr. Anat Pick 15 June 2018
Dr. Anat Pick has published chapters in two recently released edited collections. "Vegan Cinema" can be found in Thinking Veganism in Literature and Culture, edited by Emelia Quinn and Benjamin Westwood for Palgrave Macmillan. "Vulnerability" is published in Critical Terms for Animal Studies, edited by Lori Gruen for University of Chicago Press.
"The Many Faces of Agnès Varda" at the BFI 2 June 2018
"The Many Faces of Agnès Varda" was an afternoon of richly illustrated talks and discussions that provided an introduction to the work of Agnès Varda, including a presentation from Professor Sue Harris and a roundtable discussion featuring Dr. Jenny Chamarette.
BFI Philosophical Screens 9 May 2018
Dr. Lucy Bolton led a panel discussion for the latest instalment of the "Philosophical Screens" series at the BFI following a screening of Something Wild (1986).
"Southgate to Brighton" screened at London Greek Film Festival 8 May 2018
Athena Mandis' new short film, Southgate to Brighton, screened at the London Greek Film Festival on 8 May 2018.
QMUL Tate Exchange Residency 5 May 2018
As part of QMUL's week-long residency at Tate Modern, Dr. Ashvin Devasundaram participated in a panel discussion following a screening of Bag Mohajer (2016).
Steven Eastwood wins QMUL Engagement and Enterprise Award 24 April 2018
At the QMUL Enterprise and Engagement Awards, Steven Eastwood took home the prize for Academic Innovation for his documentary feature Island, and its sister art installation, The Interval and the Instant.
‘Movies, Memories, Magic’ at Nehru Centre, London 27 March 2018
Home is Exile: Poetry & Translation 22 March 2018
The Department of Comparative Literature and Culture, the Centre for Poetry, and Exiled Writers Ink sponsored a poetry reading (original and in translation) and discussion with exiled poets Yang Lian and Adnan Al-Sayegh, and their respective translators (Brian Holton and Stephen Watts). The event, organized by Prof Omar García (QMUL) and Dr Jennifer Langer (Exiled Writers Ink), was followed by a drinks reception.
Moving Beyond Boundaries: Dance, Politics and the Moving Image 19 March 2018
All of the Other Agains 18 March 2018
Movies, Memories, Magic 18 March 2018
On 19th March Ash Devasundaram's new film, Movies, Memories, Magic, will be screened with a Q & A as part of the UK Asian Film Festival.
Dr Will McMorran wins prestigious translation prize for The 120 Days of Sodom 13 March 2018
Dr Will McMorran was awarded the 2017 Scott Moncrieff Prize alongside Dr Thomas Wynn for translating The 120 Days of Sodom into English, which was then released as a Penguin Classic in 2016.
Julian Koch awarded PhD for Research in Comparative Literature 28 February 2018
Thesis title: "Effigies or Imaginary Affinities? The conception of the image in the poetry and poetics of Paul Celan and André du Bouchet."
Breaching Bollywood's Bastion: India's New Independent Cinema 12 February 2018
Explore how India’s new breed of alternative ‘Indie’ films are sculpting a cinematic revolution - with Ashvin I. Devasundaram, Lecturer in World Cinema at Queen Mary, University of London. A talk at the British Library, hosted by Prof. Daya Thussu, co-director of the India Media Centre, University of Westminster.
Prof Wiebke Denecke delivers this year's George Steiner Lecture: "World Literature, Premodern Comparisons and Global Cultural Memory in Action". 6 February 2018
This year the Department of Comparative Literature and Culture welcomed Professor Wiebke Denecke (Boston University) for the George Steiner Lecture, supported by the AHRC Open World Research Initiative (OWRI) as part of the Cross-Language Dynamics Research Programme.
Ash Devasundaram dicusses dubbing movies on the BBC World Service 13 November 2017
Ash Devasundaram, lecturer in world cinema in the Department of Film Studies, will be speaking on the BBC World Service radio programme, The Why Factor - Dubbing Movies, which will be broadcast on Monday November 13th 2017.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3csvtbv
Ash Devasundaram to give keynote speech 30 October 2017
Ash Devasundaram, lectrurer in Film Studies at Queen Mary, is to give the keynote speech on New Indian Cinema at the Community Cinema Conference and Film Society of the Year Awards organised by Cinema for All (British Federation of Film Societies).
Full details available here
Toxic Cinema: John Gianvito at Queen Mary 23 October 2017
Dr Rhiannon McGlade presents her book at Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona 8 August 2017 Following the successful launch of her new book Catalan Cartoons: A Cultural and Political History (University Wales Press) at QM in February, outgoing Catalan Research Fellow Dr Rhiannon McGlade was
Conference on Judeo-Spanish and Sephardi Studies 8 August 2017 The conference on Judeo-Spanish and Sephardi Studies will take place at Queen Mary 5-7 September 2016.
First Symposium on the feminization of the literature by Brazilians abroad 8 August 2017 Professor Else Vieria is the organizer of the first symposium on the feminization of the literature by Brazilians abroad, as part of the project “A Literature out of the Tropics".
Prof. Schonle elected fellow of the British Academy 21 July 2017
The Social Condenser - New special issue edited by Michał Murawski and Jane Rendell 5 June 2017
Prof. Rüdiger Görner received the Bundesverdienstkreuz (Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany) 31 May 2017
Autobiographical Experiments 25 April 2017
Dr Anna Kemp has been awarded a year-long Leverhulme Research Fellowship to complete her book Oulipography: Life as Creative Constraint.
New MA Bursary in French Studies at QMUL's School of Linguistics, Languages and Film 13 April 2017
The School of Languages, Linguistics and Film at Queen Mary, University of London is happy to announce the Jill Forbes MA Bursary for students in Comparative Literature with French OR Film Studies with French.
Professor Aamir A. Mufti delivers this year's George Steiner Lecture: 'Strangers in Europe: Migrant, Terrorist, Refugee' 29 March 2017
QMUL's Comparative Literature department is delighted to welcome Professor Aamar R. Mufti as speaker this year. He will address the migration crisis in Europe, in a lecture entitled “Strangers in Europa: Migrant, Terrorist, Refugee”. Aamir R. Mufti is Professor of Comparative Literature at UCLA, and among his current projects are books concerning exile and criticism, the colonial reinvention of Islamic orthodoxy, and the migration crisis of the European project.
Comparative Literature Research Seminar 29 March 2017
Anastasia Koro and Julian Koch, both PhD students at QMUL's Comparative Literature department, will present at the next departmental research seminar
Anastasia Koro (QMUL): Theory of form in Russian avant-garde literary and visual cultureJulian Koch (QMUL): More than Imaginary: Schelling’s Einbildung as Untranslatable
29 March 2017 | 3.30 – 5.30 pm George Steiner Seminar Room, Lock-keeper’s Cottage Everyone is welcome to join us for the talk and tea & biscuits
Professor Galin Tihanov delivers his inaugural lecture 'World Literature as a Construct: Spaces of Dissent' 22 March 2017
The event took place on 21 March 2017, at 6.30 pm, at the Skeel Lecture, The People's Palace
Professor Kiera Vaclavik presents at the School of Advanced Study: ‘Turning Your Research Into an Exhibition’ 22 March 2017
For further information, vitit the talking humanities blog.
London Asian Film Festival screening 27 February 2017
The Centre for Film and Ethics presents a screening of Anatomy of Violence as part of the London Asian Film Festival.
The Interval and the Instant 23 February 2017
A film practice research project by Steven Eastwood, presented by The Centre for Film and Ethics
Midsummer Night Chinese Music Concert 14 February 2017
Date: Wed, June 6, 2018
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Venue: St Benet's Chaplaincy QMUL
Tickets can be booked here
QMUL Engagement and Enterprise Awards 2017: Will McMorran wins Best Opinion/Comment Piece Award 8 February 2017
Will McMorran was recognised for the articles in the media relating to his co-translation of the Marquis de Sade's "The 120 Days of Sodom".
QMUL Confucius Institute Chinese New Year concert 2022 31 January 2017
Date: Thursday 3rd February from 6.30pm
partnering with Goldsmiths Confucius Institute for0 Dance and Performance, and China Arts Now
QMUL Confucius Institute Chinese New Year concert 2020 31 January 2017
Date: Wednesday 22nd January 2020 from 7.00pm
QMUL Confucius Institute 3rd Anniversary Celebration 31 January 2017
Date: Monday 26th November 2017, 3.00pm- 5.00pm.
Location: The Octagon, Queen Mary University London, Mile End Road, E1 4NS
Table Tennis Tournament- Tuesday 6th November 2018 10 January 2017
The QMUL Confucius Institute and the QMUL Table Tennis Club will be hosting a table tennis tournament on Tuesday 6th November at QMotion Mile End.
Calligraphy Class 10 January 2017
We will be hosting Chinese calligraphy classes on the following dates:
Traditional Chinese Tea Ceremony 10 January 2017
We held our first traditional Chinese Tea Ceremony in November 2017 which was accompanied by a separate calligraphy workshop hosted by our Chinese Tea Master.
Pictures from the event can be found here Tea Ceremony web pics [PDF 2,030KB]
Chinese painting Class 10 January 2017
We will be hosting Chinese Calligraphy workshops on:
Chinese Paper Cutting workshop 10 January 2017
We will be hosting Chinese paintingclasses on the following dates:
Badminton Tournament 10 January 2017
The QMUL Confucius Institute will be hosting the annual X QM Badminton Doubles Tournament on Sunday 24th February 2019 at Qmotion Sports and Fitness Centre, E1 4FZ from 10.00am-5.00pm
Chinese Paper folding workshop 10 January 2017
Chinese Movie Night- Wednesday 20th March 10 January 2017
Venue: The movie will start at 6.00pm and the venue will be Hitchcock Theatre Arts One Building, E1 4PA Mile End Campus.
Movie title: Our Shining Days
Traditional Chinese Medicine workshop- 8th March 10 January 2017
We will be hosting our first traditional Chinese Medicine workshop on Friday 8th March
Venue: Bancroft Building 2.41
Time: 6.00pm- 7.00pm
Tai Chi workshop- 22nd March 10 January 2017
Date: Friday 22nd March
Venue: Dance studio, Q-motion, E1 4FZ QMUL Mile End Campus
Time: 6.30pm- 8.30pm
Anna Ananieva on cultural news coverage in Prague and Budapest 3 January 2017 Dr Ananieva presents a paper on the early journalistic work of the Habsburgian composer, music historian and critic August Wilhelm Ambros (1816–1876)
Prof Schönle and Dr Ananieva on Nikolay Karamzin’s Writing 3 January 2017 Andreas Schönle and Anna Ananieva joined the international conference organized by the Institute of Russian Literature – Pushkin House – Russian Academy of Sciences.
QMUL Russian Film Season: Revolution or ‘Catastrophe’ 1917-1991 3 January 2017 QMUL Russian Department is coordinating a Film Season to Mark the anniversaries of 1991 and 1917
Michal Murawski to speak on Palmyra and Putin 3 January 2017 Dr Michal Murawski will present a talk at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, on 31 October at 18:30. His talk is entitled "Late Putinist Hellenism? Zombie Monumentality, from Palmyra to Moscow"
QMUL Russian Department 4th in the country 3 January 2017 In the recent Complete University Guide, Queen Mary University of London's Department of Russian was ranked fourth in the country, the top Department in London.
WORLD CINEMA CONVERSATIONS SEMINAR SERIES 2016 16 December 2016
CONTEMPORARY CURRENTS IN RUSSIAN CINEMA
"Friedrich Max Müller and the Role of Philology in Victorian Thought": a new volume, co-edited by Angus Nicholls 13 December 2016
"Friedrich Max Müller and the Role of Philology in Victorian Thought": a new volume, co-edited by Angus Nicholls
"After Brexit, what does democracy mean?": an article by Andrew Hines, Comparative Literature PhD student 29 November 2016
Andrew Hines, Comparative Literature PhD student at QMUL, publshed an article in the online journal The Conversation:
Angus Nicholls featured in QMUL's 'e-Bulletin' 11 November 2016
Dr Angus Nicholls is featured in the 'People' section of this month's University e-bulletin:
WORLD CINEMA CONVERSATIONS SEMINAR SERIES 2016 2 November 2016
HIDDEN HERITAGE: INDO-BRITISH FILM COLLABORATIONS IN THE UK (1930–51)
Talk: Professor Lilya Kaganovsky (University of Illinois) 1 November 2016
Talk: Professor Lilya Kaganovsky (University of Illinois) ‘Sound in Dziga Vertov's Three Songs of Lenin'
Professor Galin Tihanov to present a key-note address 1 November 2016
Professor Galin Tihanov to present a key-note address
Junling 31 October 2016
Dr DING Junling holds a PhD in Chinese Language and Literature from Fudan University. She carries out research in the fields of Chinese language teaching methodology and cross-cultural communication.
Out now: a translation of Philippe Brenot, "The Story of Sex: From Apes to Robots", by Will McMorran 29 October 2016
Out now: a translation of Philippe Brenot, "The Story of Sex: From Apes to Robots", by Will McMorran
Professor Galin Tihanov to teach at the 2017 IWL Summer School in Copenhagen 19 October 2016
Professor Galin Tihanov to teach at the 2017 IWL Summer School in Copenhagen
Professor Jordan to become Co-Director of the Centre for the Study of Contemporary Women's Writing 13 October 2016 Professor Shirley Jordan has been invited to become Co-Director of the Centre for the Study of Contemporary Women's Writing (CCWW).
Critical lives - Albert Camus lecture by Professor Edward Hughes 13 October 2016 Professor Edward Hughes will be giving a lecture on Albert Camus.
National Student Survey 2016 11 October 2016
National Student Survey 2016
Dr Will McMorran publishes an article on the Marquis de Sade in The Guardian. His translation (with Thomas Wynn) of "The 120 Days of Sodom" was published with Penguin Classics on 29 September 2016 11 October 2016
‘The most impure tale ever written’: how The 120 Days of Sodom became a ‘classic’
Shame Chorus Project - documented by QM FIilm students 10 October 2016
Shame Chorus is an uplifting new music and spoken word project created by international artist Jordan McKenzie, working in collaboration with the Freud Museum in London, psychoanalyst Susie Orbach and
Abject Agency beyond ‘Soft’ and ‘Hard’ Ethics in Global Cinema 6 October 2016
We are pleased to announce the first event run by the Centre for Film and Ethics at Queen Mary University of London.
Dr Pfalzgraf's latest monograph published 4 October 2016
Dr Falco Pfalzgraf recently published his 2nd monograph.
Ash Devasundaram at 'Litro Live! India Launch' 20 September 2016
On 13th October, at Waterstone's Piccadilly, department of Film studies Lecturer in World Cinema Ashvin Devasundaram will be giving a talk on his book and new Indian Indie Cinema.
Anachronism 19 August 2016
NSS 2016 12 August 2016
NSS 2016 Results 12 August 2016
Overall satisfaction among students of Comparative Literature at Queen Mary University of London is at 82 per cent.
London Interdisciplinary Social Science Doctoral Training Partnership wins ESRC funding bid 8 August 2016
The new London Interdisciplinary Social Science Doctoral Training Partnership has been awarded a 5 year grant from the ESRC.
Andrew Hines, PhD candidate in Comparative Literature, publishes paper on Donald Trump's use of metaphor 3 August 2016
A PhD student in the department of Comparative Literature, has just published an article on Donald Trump's use of metaphor.
Dr. Angus Nicholls to give two keynote lectures at the first Antwerp Summer School in Philosophy and Society 4 July 2016
This August, Dr. Angus Nicholls will deliver two keynote lectures at the first Antwerp Summer School in Philosophy and Society.
Prof. Galin Tihanov elected member of the International Comparative Literature Association Co-ordinating Committee for the Histories of Literatures in the European Languages (CHLEL) 4 July 2016
Prof. Galin Tihanov has been elected member of the International Comparative Literature Association Co-ordinating Committee for the Histories of Literatures in the European Languages.
QMUL at Sociolinguistics Symposium 21 | 15-18th June | Murcia 30 June 2016
QMUL is going to be well represent at the Sociolinguistics Symposium 21 to be held 15-18th June in Murcia, Spain.
New MA Bursary in Comparative Literature with French 23 June 2016
Film Studies Department ranked number 1 in the country 7 June 2016
Literary prize for new book on Albert Camus 18 May 2016 Professor Edward Hughes has been nominated joint winner of the Franco-British Society Literary Prize 2015 for his new book
Staff promotions: Professor Devyani Sharma 11 May 2016
Join us in congratulating Dr Devyani Sharma on her promotion to Professor of Sociolinguistics!
PhD awarded: Dr. Pavadee Saisuwan 11 May 2016
Join us in congratulating Dr. Pavadee Saisuwan.
PhD awarded: Dr. David Hall 11 May 2016
Join us in confratulating Dr. David Hall on the successful completion of his PhD.
New Collaborative Doctoral Award 3 May 2016
The Inaugural Graduate Conference in Philosophy and Literature at Queen Mary University of London: Schedule Announced 26 April 2016
Friday, May 27th 2016. Conference schedule announced:
Featured linguist: David Adger at the LINGUIST List 20 April 2016
Professor David Adger is the featured linguist at the LINGUIST List!
Professor Trevor Dadson taking part in conference to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the deaths of Cervantes and Shakesperare 4 April 2016
Professor Trevor Dadson invited to a round table discussion on Hispanism in the UK at the II Festival Internacional de la Lengua, la Cultura y el Ocio 24 March 2016
Papers given at the Contemporary French & Francophone Studies colloquium 22 March 2016 In March of this year, Professors Shirley Jordan and Edward Hughes were both in St Louis, Missouri in the American Midwest to present research papers at the Contemporary French and Francophone Studies
Debating victory for Queen Mary French students 19 March 2016 The French department and the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film congratulate Chiara Scurati, Annabelle Vassel, Edoardo Fiora and María Fernandez Amado
Understanding foreign language motivation in a globalised world 19 March 2016 Dr Leigh Oakes of the French Department and Dr Martin Howard of University College Cork (UCC) have been awarded a British Academy small grant for a project
Education awards for Dr Elsa Petit and Trisha Mason 19 March 2016
The French department and the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film congratulate Dr Elsa Petit, who was voted Student Rep Champion 2015-16 at an award ceremony held at Draper's Hall
Angus Nicholls becomes Co-Editor of History of the Human Sciences 17 March 2016
Angus Nicholls, has been appointed as co-editor of History of the Human Sciences.
Dr Ananieva spoke on Russian garden history 8 March 2016
Sophie Mayer on feminist cinema at Fest51 7 March 2016
Professor Janet Harbord - Ex-centric cinema: a history of the disallowed 23 February 2016
New French department blog 15 February 2016
Ben Hutchinson comes to SLLF 21 January 2016
We were honoured to have Professor Ben Hutchinshon deliver our first departmental research seminar of 2016.
Over the Top: Representing the Battle of the Somme in the Cinema 8 January 2016
New website for the MSC-funded project by Christos Vlachos and David Adger 23 December 2015
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research-funded project on Clausal Selection: Integrating Theoretical with Experimental Linguistics (ClauSe: InTEL) by Dr Christos Vlachos and Professor David Adger has a ne
Holocaust Animation: Textural Confrontations with a Difficult Past 11 December 2015
Comparative Literature PhD Students Present their Work 9 December 2015
Our last departmental research seminar for this term.
QMUL Fryni Panayidou gives invited talk at the University of Bristol 2 December 2015
QMUL Dr Fryni Panayidou gives an invited talk at the Linguistics Colloquium at the School of Modern Languages, University of Bristol.
Reading Stereoscopic Cinema 27 November 2015
QMUL Erez Levon gives plenary lectures at SVALP in Virginia and LIB in Oxford 25 November 2015
Dr Erez Levon will give a plenary lecture at the Sociolinguistic Variation and Language Processing (SVALP) conference.
Fetishism and Skepticism, or the Two Worlds of Christian Metz and Stanley Cavell 17 November 2015
Premiere of the Wonderland Suite Performed by the London Symphony Orchestra 13 November 2015
The premiere of the Wonderland Suite performed by the London Symphony Orchestra.
Candlestick Press Editor Speaks to Comparative Literature Undergraduates 13 November 2015
Jenny Swann spoke to final year students.
Ageing film stars: Celebrating maturity on screen 11 November 2015
Dr Kiera Vaclavik Appointed to AHRC Peer Review College 4 November 2015
Kiera Vaclavik has recently been appointed to the prestigious Peer Reveiw College of the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
Gerald Gillespie at SLLF 27 October 2015
We were honoured to have Professor Gillespie start our season of Comparative Literature research seminars at SLLF.
Third International Conference on Language Attrition (ICLA3) co-organized by QMUL Esther de Leeuw 27 October 2015
Esther de Leeuw is co-organzing the Third International Conference on Language Attrition (ICLA3) at the University of Essex, Colchester on July 5-7, 2016.
CFP: 2016 Graduate Conference in Philosophy and Literature at Queen Mary 23 October 2015
The conference will be the first of its kind at Queen Mary and aims to offer a rigorous yet friendly environment for post-graduates from both philosophy and literature departments to debate issues.
New Paper published in RATIO by Drs. Dimitra Lazaridou-Chatzigoga, Linnaea Stockall and Napoleon Katsos 19 October 2015
We are very pleased to congratulate QMUL Drs. Dimitra Lazaridou-Chatzigoga, Linnaea Stockall and Napoleon Katsos (University of Cambridge) on the publication.
QMUL at NWAV 44 | Toronto 22-25 October 2015 19 October 2015
QMUL is going to be well represent at the 44th New Ways of Analyzing Variation conference (NWAV 44) to be held October 22-25, 2015 in Toronto, Canada.
QMUL Linnaea Stockall presents at SNL 2015 in Chicago and at McMaster University in Ontario 19 October 2015
Dr. Linnaea Stockall presents at the Seventh Annual meeting of the Society for the Neurobiology of Language.
Emily Apter to deliver this year's Steiner Lecture 15 October 2015
The 2015-16 Steiner Lecture will be delivered by esteemed scholar of world literature and translation studies, Emily Apter.
Professor Tihanov to speak at World Literature Summit and Forum in China 15 October 2015
Professor Galin Tihanov has been invited to speak at this year's World Literature Summit and Forum.
lecture 15 October 2015
Comparative Literature MA Student Wins 2015 BCLA Essay Prize 2 October 2015
MA student Alexandra Jayne Dantzlerward has won first place in this year's British Comparative Literature Association postgraduate essay competition.
The Department is hiring: Two posts in Linguistics: one in Semantics and one in Language Acquisition and Sociolinguistics 1 October 2015
The Linguistics Department is hiring.
LINKS 30 September 2015
LINKS is a collaboration between London institutions involved in teaching and research in comparative literary studies.
LINKS (London Intercollegiate Network for Comparative Studies) 2015-16 Programme Announced 30 September 2015
LINKS is a collaboration between London institutions involved in teaching and research in comparative literary studies, to promote dialogue and cooperation.
Dr Christos Vlachos takes up a MSC fellowship 30 September 2015
Join us in welcoming Dr Christos Vlachos, a new Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research Fellow.
New staff in linguistics: van Urk, Drummond, Lyons and Kasstan 28 September 2015
Join us in welcoming new staff in linguistics:
Staff promotions: Dr. Esther de Leeuw 28 September 2015
Join us in congratulating Dr. Esther de Leeuw on her promotion to Senior Lecturer in Linguistics!
QMUL post-doc Dimitra Lazaridou-Chatzigoga presents at the Generic Workshop at Harvard University 20 September 2015
Dimitra Lazaridou-Chatzigoga will be presenting a paper.
QMUL PhD student Shivonne Gates presents in York and in Dublin 2 September 2015
Shivonne Gates is presenting at the 10th UK Language Variation and Change (UKLVC) in York, UK.
QMUL PhD student Panpan Yao presents in Potsdam (EAPC3) and in Malta (AMLAP 2015) 1 September 2015
Panpan Yao is presenting at two conferences.
Early findings published : Diabetes and Social Media project 28 August 2015
QMUL PhD student Pavadee Saisuwan presents in York and in Toronto 24 August 2015
Pavadee Saisuwan is presenting at two conferences this autumn: at the 10th UK Language Variation and Change (UKLVC) in York, UK and at New Ways of Analyzing Variation 44 (NWAV) in Toronto, Canada.
Daniel Harbour on what Game of Thrones can teach us about person and place 22 August 2015
As part of the Roots IV workshop on morphology and the lexicon in New York City in July, NYU and NYUAD hosted the public lecture "More Than Words: Morphology and the Universality of Language".
QMUL presents at the PARLAY 2015 in York 18 August 2015 QMUL presents twice at the PARLAY 2015 Conference for Postgraduate and Academic Researchers in Linguistics at the University of York.
QMUL presents at the PARLAY 2015 in York 18 August 2015
QMUL presents twice at the PARLAY 2015 Conference for Postgraduate and Academic Researchers in Linguistics at the University of York.
PhD awarded: Dr. Fangfang Niu 18 August 2015
Join us in congratulating Dr. Fangfang Niu on the successful completion of her PhD.
Photo From the Spring Comparative Literature Research Event 14 August 2015
Here is a photo from the Comparative Literature Research Event and Party.
2015-16 Levels 5 & 6 Reading Lists 14 August 2015
Information about set texts for level 5 & 6 modules taking place in 2015-16.
Stellar results for Department of French in 2015 National Student Survey 12 August 2015
QMUL students in the spotlight at Audrey Hepburn exhibition 23 July 2015
Dr Falco Pfalzgraf's paper "Der Germanische Sprachverein Wien" has been accepted for the International Conference "Language and Identity", Toruń, Poland, 15.-17.11.2015 9 June 2015
Pre-Sessional Newsletter 2015 now available... 18 May 2015
An invitation to a celebration....Pictures, Places and Living Memory 11 May 2015
Dialectics of Sex: Past, Present and Future 17 April 2015
Language Centre partner in EU-funded Online Tandem Project 15 April 2015
Queen Mary PhD Careers Panel 14 April 2015
Laetitia Calabrese voted Teacher of the Year 28 March 2015 The French department and the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film congratulate Laetitia Calabrese, who was voted Teacher of the Year 2014-15 at an award ceremony held at Draper's Hall on Monday.
Laetitia Calabrese voted Teacher of the Year 28 March 2015
The French department and the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film congratulate Laetitia Calabrese, who was voted Teacher of the Year 2014-15 at an award ceremony held at Draper's Hall
Dr Falco Pfalzgraf's paper "Der Germanische Sprachverein Wien" has been accepted for the XIII. Kongress der Internationalen Vereinigung für Germanistik (IVG) Shanghai, 23.08.2015 - 31.08.2015 17 March 2015
Surviving Spaces: Action Sequences, Embodiment and Appropriation - a talk by Dr Nick Jones 4 March 2015
Postproduction will be presenting Dr Nick Jones at the launch of his new book, Hollywood Action Films and Spatial Theory.
Vivien Leigh and the Star Archive 11 February 2015
A study day on March 7th 2015, organised by the Film Studies Department at Queen Mary, University of London.
Devyani Sharma on BBC's The One Show 9 February 2015
Devyani Sharma appeared on BBC's The One Show in a 5-minute story tallking about her research!
Dr Sue Harris presents at French film festival Premiers Plans 29 January 2015
Dr Sue Harris was recently invited to attend the prestigious Premiers Plans festival.
Link to New Article on Kiera Vaclavik and Her Major Research Project, Addressing Alice: The Emergence of a Style Icon 19 January 2015
Click here to find out more about Kiera Vaclavik and her latest research project.
The Queen Mary Lectures on Nominal Structure | Tuesdays 2-4pm 12 January 2015
The Queen Mary Lectures on Nominal Structure
REF 2014 results: Linguistics tops the REF league table for quality 9 January 2015 Linguistics at Queen Mary University of London tops the REF league table for quality!
REF 2014 results: Linguistics tops the REF league table for quality 9 January 2015
Linguistics at Queen Mary University of London tops the REF league table for quality!
Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship awarded to Professor Hagit Borer 5 January 2015
Join us in congratulating Professor Hagit Borer, who has been awarded a Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship for 2 years starting in October 2015.
Film Studies alumnus Marilena Parouti's documentary published online 5 November 2014
Marilena Parouti: Theo Angelopoulos documentary published at Filmicon: Journal of Greek Film Studies, Issue 2.
China Scholarship Council (CSC) PhD studentships for entry 2015 5 November 2014
The School of Languages, Linguistics and Film is pleased to announce that it has been allocated three China Scholarship Council (CSC) PhD studentships for entry in September 2015.
Comparative Literature MA Student Wins First Prize in the 2014 BCLA Essay Competition 3 November 2014
Congratulations to Yiyi Lopez Gandara.
BCLA 2014 Essay First Prize awarded to Yiyi Lopez Gandara (Queen Mary University of London) 3 November 2014
China Scholarship Council (CSC) PhD studentship in French for 2015 29 October 2014 The French Department is pleased to announce that it has been allocated one China Scholarship Council (CSC) PhD studentship for entry in September 2015
Nothing Bad Can Happen: Banality, Violence and Film. A research day with Director Katrin Gebbe 28 October 2014
Wednesday 10 December 2014
QMUL at NWAV 43 | Chicago 23-26 October 2014 20 October 2014
QMUL is going to be well represent at the 43rd New Ways of Analyzing Variation conference (NWAV 43) to be held October 23-26, 2014 in Chicago.
Listen to Professor David Adger in a new interview | QM PhD students interview their supervisors 9 October 2014
PhD students at QM have just launched a series of podcasts in which they interview their supervisors individually and have a chat about their research interests, views on the discipline, life as a res
On-stage discussion with Professor Dudley Andrew 9 October 2014
The Film Department at Queen Mary University of London invites you to an on-stage discussion with Dudley Andrew, R. Selden Rose Professor of Film and Comparative Literature at Yale University.
The Fox, a film by MA in Documentary Practice Student He He 1 October 2014
He He was a student on the MA in Documentary Practice at Queen Mary, University of London.
Author Kim Curran visits Queen Mary 1 October 2014
Author Kim Curran visited Queen Mary
Under the Different Skies: Thai Short Film and Artist Video Showcase 2014 24 September 2014
QMUL PhD student Panpan Yao at AMLAP 2014 | University of Edinburgh 29 August 2014
Panpan Yao presents a poster titled 'Investigation of Chinese-English learners acquisition of tense and aspect in English: Self-paced reading and eye-movement study'.
QMUL at LAGB | University of Oxford, 1-5 September 2014 6 August 2014
QMUL is going to be well represented at the LAGB Annual Meeting 2014.
Level 5 & 6 Semester One Reading Lists 16 July 2014
Reading lists for level 5 & 6, semester one.
Lucy Bolton introduces Ratcatcher at the Barbican 20 June 2014
French benefits dispute with artists will haunt Hollande 16 June 2014
By Dr Sue Harris
Lucy Bolton on 'Grace of Monaco' 5 June 2014
Lucy Bolton writes for Times Higher Education
Dr Pfalzgraf to present a paper on the annual conference of the International Society for Historical and Systematic Research on Textbooks and Educational Media 2 June 2014
Living British Cinema presents: QM Films Afloat 30 May 2014
The Floating Cinema, QMUL, Wednesday 4th June, 12noon - 4pm.
'Film incites France's fury' by Dr Sue Harris 30 May 2014
Dr Sue Harris writes on the release of a new film on the Dominique Strauss Kahn scandal
Panayidou dissertation available via Queen Mary's OPALs 30 May 2014
Queen Mary has a new OPAL.
Listen to Professor David Adger in a new podcast interview on his book 'A syntax of substance' 30 April 2014 Listen here to Professor David Adger on a podcast interview on his MIT Press book 'A Syntax of Substance' in the New Books on Language series.
Listen to Professor David Adger in a new podcast interview on his book 'A syntax of substance' 30 April 2014
Listen here to Professor David Adger on a podcast interview on his MIT Press book 'A Syntax of Substance' in the New Books on Language series.
Listen to Professor David Adger on a podcast interview on his MIT Press book 'A Syntax of Substance' in the New Books on Language series.
Screening the Forest 17 April 2014
Screening the Forest
QMUL alumnus James Hawkey joins the University of Bristol as Lecturer in Hispanic Linguistics 10 April 2014
Join us in congratulating Dr. James Hawkey on his new job.
Join us in congratulating Dr. James Hawkey on his new job as Lecturer in Hispanic Linguistics at the University of Bristol starting in September 2014.
New British Academy research grant on genericity awarded to QMUL and University of Cambridge linguists 10 April 2014 Join us in congratulating Linnaea Stockall, Napoleon Katsos (University of Cambridge) and Dimitra Lazaridou-Chatzigoga, who have been awarded a British Academy research grant.
New British Academy research grant on genericity awarded to QMUL and University of Cambridge linguists 10 April 2014
Join us in congratulating Linnaea Stockall, Napoleon Katsos (University of Cambridge) and Dimitra Lazaridou-Chatzigoga, who have been awarded a British Academy research grant.
Join us in congratulating Linnaea Stockall, Napoleon Katsos (University of Cambridge) and Dimitra Lazaridou-Chatzigoga, who have been awarded a British Academy research grant for £9,991 over one year
New book on 'Research Methods in Linguistics' published in Cambridge University Press by Devyani Sharma and Robert Podesva 8 April 2014
We are very pleased to congratulate Devyani Sharma on co-editing with Robert Podesva a new book "Research Methods in Linguistics".
We are very pleased to congratulate Devyani Sharma on co-editing with Robert Podesva a new book "Research Methods in Linguistics" published in Cambridge University Press
New book on 'Structuring Sense: vol. 3: Taking Form' published in OUP by Hagit Borer 8 April 2014
We are very pleased to congratulate Professor Hagit Borer on her new book "Structuring Sense: vol. 3: Taking Form" published in Oxford University Press.
New book on 'Definite descriptions' published in OUP by Paul Elbourne 8 April 2014
We are very pleased to congratulate Paul Elbourne on his new book.
We are very pleased to congratulate Paul Elbourne on his new book "Definite descriptions" published in Oxford University Press.
New paper published in Language by Daniel Harbour 8 April 2014
We are very pleased to congratulate Daniel Harbour on his article "Paucity, abundance, and the theory of number" published in Language this month
New paper published in PNAS by Prof. David Adger and Jennifer Culbertson 8 April 2014
We are very pleased to congratulate Professor David Adger and Jennifer Culbertson on their article published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) this month.
We are very pleased to congratulate Professor David Adger and Jennifer Culbertson on their article "Language Learners Privilege Structured Meaning Over Surface Frequency"
Acclaimed Documentary Filmmaker Vladimir Tyulkin visits Department of Film 3 March 2014
Vladimir Tyulkin (Kazakhstan) will present a double bill of his films.
PMP Students Visit City Hall 25 February 2014
QM Film Studies Research Seminar: Pills, Queers and Archives! 29 January 2014
Co-organized by the Department of Film Studies and Sophie Mayer.
'Interrupting the Street': Visiting Fellowship in Amsterdam 27 November 2013
Linguistic justice and public policy in Quebec 13 November 2013
QMUL presents at the 1st UCL Graduate Conference in Linguistics 7 November 2013
QMUL presents twice at the 1st UCL Graduate Conference in Linguistics that takes place on the 7th and 8th of November in Chandler House (2 Wakefield Street, London, WC1N 1PF).
Conference 25 October 2013
David Adger will participate in a discussion on negation and affirmation in varieties of Scottish English at the Comparative syntax of English workshop.
QMUL Linguistics was well represented at the recent NWAV.
Mind in Society Launch Event 25 October 2013
Join us on Thursday, November 28th for the launch event of the new Centre for Mind in Society.
Dr Hicks awarded book prize 15 October 2013 Dr. Jeremy Hicks has been awarded the 2013 Wayne S. Vucinich Book Prize
Dr. Anita Szakay joins us, gives talk at UKLVC 9 September 2013 We are very happy to welcome Dr. Anita Szakay (PhD UBC) to our department.
Dr. Anita Szakay joins us, gives talk at UKLVC 9 September 2013
We are very happy to welcome Dr. Anita Szakay (PhD UBC) to our department.
Conference 9 September 2013
Sociolinguistics 9 September 2013
Syntax 9 September 2013
Professor David Adger recently gave a week of lectures on his new book.
Lecture 9 September 2013
Professor David Adger Lectures on 'A Syntax of Substance' online 9 September 2013
Professor David Adger recently gave a week of lectures on his new book, 'A Syntax of Substance.'
Professor David Adger at the LSA Summer Institute `Syntax and Variation' workshop 2 July 2013
David Adger will give a talk.
A TALE OF TWO LANGUAGES 28 June 2013
Visual Culture and 'Interruption' in Global Cities 27 June 2013
Transcultural Critical Editing: Vernacular Poetry in the Burgundian Netherlands, 1450-1530 24 June 2013 Professor Adrian Armstrong has been awarded a grant from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
L'Hex: a new online magazine by French students at Queen Mary 21 June 2013
Teaching stars 21 June 2013 The Department is delighted that the teaching of two of its members of staff was highly commended at the QM Students Union Education Awards
Dr Leigh Oakes discusses 'Langue, citoyenneté et identité au Québec' 21 June 2013 Dr Leigh Oakes discusses his book Langue, citoyenneté et identité au Québec.
Professor Edward Hughes speaks at the Collège de France 21 June 2013 On 13 June 2013, Professor Edward Hughes gave a talk at the Collège de France.
Dr Anna Kemp discusses 'Voices and Veils: Feminism and Islam in French Women's Writing and Activism' 21 June 2013 Dr Anna Kemp discusses her book Voices and Veils: Feminism and Islam in French Women's Writing and Activism with Faculti Media.
QM Film graduate wins Guardian competition 20 June 2013
Congratulations to Matthew Kay
Watch the recording of Prof. Jennifer Coates June 7 Lecture 12 June 2013
On June 7th, Prof. Jennifer Coates of the University of Roehampton delivered the 3rd Annual Jenny Cheshire Lecture.
Lecture 12 June 2013
On June 7th, Prof. Jennifer Coates of the University of Roehampton delivered the 3rd Annual Jenny Cheshire Lecture, entitled "The discursive production of everyday heterosexualities."
QMUL linguist Esther de Leeuw presents QM collaborative work at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore 7 June 2013
Esther de Leeuw is presenting twice at the 9th International Symposium on Bilingualism.
PhD awarded: Dr. Philippa Law 31 May 2013
Join us in congratulating Dr. Philippa Law on the successful completion of her PhD.
QMUL linguist Jenny Cheshire gives a plenary lecture at Universidade de Santiago de Compestela 31 May 2013
QMUL linguist Jenny Cheshire gives a plenary lecture on 'Multiethnolects and English Corpus Linguistics' at the 34th ICAME conference.
QMUL linguists Dimitra Lazaridou-Chatzigoga and Linnaea Stockall present work at XPRAG London Master Class at UCL 30 May 2013
Dimitra Lazaridou-Chatzigoga and Linnaea Stockall present a poster at the XPRAG London Master Class.
PhD awarded: Dr. Rachelle Vessey 30 May 2013
Join us in congratulating Dr. Rachelle Vessey on the successful completion of her PhD.
QMUL linguist Esther de Leeuw presents QM collaborative work at Concordia University 16 May 2013
Esther de Leeuw is presenting twice at the New Sounds 2013 conference at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, on May 17-19.
QMUL linguist Paul Elbourne gives an invited lecture at Ohio State University 14 March 2013
On March the 21st, QMUL linguist Paul Elbourne will give an invited talk.
Languages, Comparative Literature, Linguistics and Film see upsurge in applications 2 February 2013
Applications for Languages, Comparative Literature, Linguistics and Film are all bucking the national trend at Queen Mary, with increases of between 43% and 58% compared to a national average
OPAL 11 December 2012 Luke's undergraduate thesis.
OPAL 11 December 2012
Luke's undergraduate thesis.
Landless Rural Workers of Brazil 22 November 2012
The MST (Movement of the Landless Rural Workers of Brazil), was formalized in 1984 as the social tragedy of landlessness, affecting over four million Brazilian families, deepened.
'A Syntax of Substance' by David Adger now available for preorder 15 November 2012
Professor David Adger's new book 'A Syntax of Substance' is now available for preorder from MIT Press.
Postgraduate 5 October 2012
The MA student handbook for 2012-13 is now available for download.
MA Handbook for 2012-13 now online 5 October 2012
QMUL gives an invited seminar lecture at the School of Critical Studies, University of Glasgow 26 September 2012
On October 4, QMUL linguist Erez Levon will give an invited seminar lecture on "Sociophonetic variation and the intersection of gender and social class in the Southeast of England."
Promotions 25 September 2012 We all congratulate Dr. Colleen Cotter on her promotion.
Promotions 25 September 2012
We all congratulate Dr. Colleen Cotter on her promotion.
Staff Promotions: Dr. Colleen Cotter & Dr. Erez Levon 25 September 2012
We all congratulate Dr. Colleen Cotter on her promotion to Reader in Media Linguistics.
2012-13 Module Directory with Classroom Locations now out 18 September 2012
See attached to download the Module Directory and find the locations of your classes.
Two new papers available through QMOPAL 18 July 2012 The following two papers have just been published.
Two new papers available through QMOPAL 18 July 2012
The following two papers have just been published.
Jenny Cheshire elected to Fellowship of British Academy 6 July 2012
Professor Jenny Cheshire has been elected to the Fellowship of the British Academy in recognition of her significant achievements to research and academia in the U.K.
Dr. Devyani Sharma promoted to Senior Lecturer 6 July 2012
Dr. Devyani Sharma has been promoted to Senior Lecturer of Linguistics.
Dr. Daniel Harbour promoted to Reader in Cognitive Science 6 July 2012
Dr. Daniel Harbour has been promoted to Reader in Cognitive Science.