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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230421T161500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230421T173000
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SUMMARY:ACLC Seminar | Hielke Vriesendorp: Exemplars vs. allophones: the role of lexical frequency and listener experience in sociolinguistic processing
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \n\nSpeaker: Hielke Vriesendorp\nLocation: P.C. Hoofthuis\nRoom: 1.15\nTitle: Exemplars vs. allophones: the role of lexical frequency and listener experience in sociolinguistic processing\nAbstract: Do we recognise a Northern English speaker saying ‘way’ as Northern because we have memories of other times we’ve heard Northern speakers say ‘way’ before\, or because we recognise the abstract concept of a monophthongal FACE vowel (/eɪ/ realised as [e:]) in their pronunciation of ‘way’? Work on exemplar theory suggests that the way listeners are able to recognise the social meaning of linguistic variation is because social information is a part of the detailed (episodic) memories of words – exemplars – we use to process speech. However\, as new innovations within the theory open up the possibility that listeners may generalise across these exemplar memories to create differently sized or differently abstract representations (hybrid exemplar theory). This raises the question of whether it is detailed exemplars that carry social meaning or more abstract linguistic representations like allophones. I discuss two accent recognition tasks which provide evidence that both are used\, but partly depending on listener experience: the findings suggest that all listeners are able to rely on sublexical representations for accent recognition\, as accent recognition was far above chance in non-word stimuli. However\, it was found that inexperienced listeners of an accent benefited significantly less from hearing real word stimuli rather than non-word stimuli compared to experienced listeners\, this suggests that lexical representations are more dominant in sociolinguistic processing for experienced listeners\, whilst sub-lexical representations are more dominant in inexperienced listeners who may not have access to similarly strong lexical representations
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-seminar-hielke-vriesendorp-tba/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230426T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230426T210000
DTSTAMP:20230425T131005Z
CREATED:20230330T180556Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230425T131005Z
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SUMMARY:Koningsdag-spelletjesborrel 🎲👑
DESCRIPTION:Ga feestelijk de Koningsnacht in tijdens onze Koningsdag-spelletjesborrel! Deze zal om 17:30 aanvangen. 🎲👑 \nNeem je eigen drankjes en snackjes mee! Het zal plaatsvinden in Diemen\, bij Dewi thuis! Stuur ons een berichtje voor de exacte locatie. Tot dan! 👋
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/koningsdagborrel-%f0%9f%8d%bb%f0%9f%91%91/
LOCATION:Diemen
CATEGORIES:SCIO Activiteiten
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230510T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230510T233000
DTSTAMP:20230508T094954Z
CREATED:20230228T154914Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230508T094954Z
UID:1790-1683748800-1683761400@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:Borrel 🍻
DESCRIPTION:Lekker borrelon bij Café de Gaeper!
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/borrel-%f0%9f%8d%bb-2/
LOCATION:Café de Gaeper\, Staalstraat 4\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:SCIO Activiteiten
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230512T161500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230512T173000
DTSTAMP:20230421T110643Z
CREATED:20230207T115113Z
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SUMMARY:ACLC Seminar | Markus Steinbach: Is there anything special about special signs? A cross-modal study of a special class of parts of speech in spoken and sign languages
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \n\nSpeaker: Markus Steinbach\nLocation: P.C. Hoofthuis\nRoom: 5.59\nTitle: Is there anything special about special signs? A cross-modal study of a special class of parts of speech in spoken and sign languages\nAbstract: A special class of lexical items frequently used in many different signs languages are so-called special signs\, a particularly interesting part of speech that has not yet received much attention in linguistic research (Brennan 1992\, Johnston & Schembri 1999\, Johnston & Ferrara 2012\, Konrad 2011\, 2014\, Schütte 2014). Special signs\, which are sometimes also called multi-channel signs\, ‘Gebärdenwendungen’\, ‘(sign language) idioms’\, or idiomatic signs\, form a relatively small open class of conventionalized expressions (approx. 200 signs in German Sign Language\, DGS) with unique formal properties different from lexical signs and gestural demonstrations. In addition\, the meaning of special signs is flexible and highly context dependent and often translated into spoken languages with the help of complex idiomatic expressions. Based on examples taken from the DGS corpus\, we discuss modality-independent and modality-dependent properties of special signs and argue that both their flexible ‘idiomatic’ meaning and their special formal properties show interesting similarities with ideophones in spoken languages (Dingemanse 2012\, 2019; Dingemanse & Akita 2019; Barnes et al. 2022). We argue that the defining properties of ideophones discussed in the literature also apply (to a certain degree) to special signs in DGS. One result of this cross-modal comparison is that sign languages just like many spoken languages seem to have a special open class of marked lexical expressions that depict sensory imagery. Unlike ideophones in spoken languages\, the depiction with special signs in sign languages is not auditory but visual. And unlike other iconic lexical expressions in sign languages\, special signs can be analyzed as ‘idiomatic’ depictive context-dependent expressions with an expressive meaning component.
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-seminar-markus-steinbach-tba/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230515T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230515T160000
DTSTAMP:20230508T095456Z
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SUMMARY:Picknick met Jamsessie! 🎵🥪
DESCRIPTION:Op maandag 15 mei houden we potluck picknick met een jamsessie\, dus breng je instrumenten/zangkunsten mee! Meer informatie volgt nog. 🎵
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/picknick-met-jamsessie-%f0%9f%8e%b5%f0%9f%a5%aa/
LOCATION:Amsterdam
CATEGORIES:SCIO Activiteiten
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230523T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230523T160000
DTSTAMP:20230508T095729Z
CREATED:20230228T155255Z
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SUMMARY:SCIO in de Biblio 📚
DESCRIPTION:Heb je ook een rustige plek nodig om te leren? Kom in de middag van donderdag 23 maart langs bij [PCH-lokaal volgt nog] om je goed voor te bereiden op de tentamens. 📚 \nKom naast het leren ook genieten van pannenkoeken. 🥞
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/scio-in-de-biblio-%f0%9f%93%9a/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:SCIO Activiteiten
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230524T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230524T233000
DTSTAMP:20230508T095041Z
CREATED:20230508T095041Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230508T095041Z
UID:1853-1684958400-1684971000@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:Borrel 🍻
DESCRIPTION:Lekker borrelon bij Café de Gaeper!
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/borrel-%f0%9f%8d%bb-3/
LOCATION:Café de Gaeper\, Staalstraat 4\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:SCIO Activiteiten
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230526T161500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230526T173000
DTSTAMP:20230524T063953Z
CREATED:20230207T115335Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230524T063953Z
UID:1748-1685117700-1685122200@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:ACLC Seminar | Eva van Lier: Alternation in argument coding across languages: lexical and other factors
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \n\nSpeaker: Eva van Lier\nLocation: P.C. Hoofthuis\nRoom: 3.01\nTitle: Alternation in argument coding across languages: lexical and other factors\nAbstract: In this talk\, we give an overview of the research carried out so far in our Vidi project ‘Exceptions rule! Lexical restrictions on grammatical structure’. This project is about alternations\, that is\, situations in language where more than one morpho-syntactic construction can be used to express an event. Focusing on alternations in argument marking (case and agreement)\, we study how the choice between constructions is influenced by lexical and other factors\, the latter including semantic factors (like animacy) and pragmatic factors (like topicality). We will discuss cross-linguistic data\, as well as case studies of alternations in three specific languages: Kamang (Timor-Alor-Pantar)\, Chechen (Nakh-Daghestanian)\, and Persian (Indo-Iranian). These studies involve a mix of typological\, corpus-based and experimental methods.
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-seminar-katherine-walker-eva-van-lier-tba/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230602T161500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230602T173000
DTSTAMP:20230524T065608Z
CREATED:20230524T065608Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230524T065608Z
UID:1878-1685722500-1685727000@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:ACLC Seminar | Tineke Snijders: Neural tracking of speech in infants and their later language development
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \n\nSpeaker: Tineke Snijders\nLocation: PC Hoofthuis\nRoom: 5.60\nTitle: Neural tracking of speech in infants and their later language development\nAbstract: Neuronal groups in the brain process information in a rhythmical way\, and can also track the speech rhythm. Using EEG\, the coherence between the speech amplitude envelope and the electrophysiological response can be identified. This rhythmical neural tracking enables forming temporal predictions about salient events in the input\, ensuring the brain is most excitable at times when the speech signal carries the most information. This helps in grouping information in analyzable units such as words and phrases\, and this facilitates speech processing. I will discuss research showing that just like in adults\, neural oscillations in the infant brain track the rhythm of speech at different frequencies. I will report results of our studies relating speech-brain coherence in infants to word segmentation and further language development\, both in typically developing infants and in infants with a family history of autism. I will argue that rhythmic neural speech tracking reflects infants’ attention to specific parts of the speech signal (e.g. stressed syllables)\, and simultaneously acts as a core mechanism for maximizing temporal attention onto those parts.
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-seminar-tineke-snijders-neural-tracking-of-speech-in-infants-and-their-later-language-development/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230608T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230608T173000
DTSTAMP:20230606T122516Z
CREATED:20230606T071300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230606T122516Z
UID:1885-1686240000-1686245400@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:Lab Tour in Bushuis! 🧠
DESCRIPTION:Altijd al eens in het Spraaklab willen kijken? Kom met ons mee! Alle CLC’ers (ook niet-leden) zijn welkom. 🧠 \nGeef aan dat je meegaat in het formulier. ✍️
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/lab-tour-in-bushuis-%f0%9f%a7%a0/
LOCATION:Bushuis – Oost-Indisch Huis\, Kloveniersburgwal 48\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:SCIO Activiteiten
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230609T161500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230609T173000
DTSTAMP:20230606T073232Z
CREATED:20230606T073232Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230606T073232Z
UID:1894-1686327300-1686331800@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:ACLC Seminar | Lauren Fonteyn: Methods of semi-automatic data annotation with contextualized word embeddings
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \n\nSpeaker: Lauren Fonteyn (Meertens Instituut)\nLocation: P.C. Hoofthuis\nRoom: 1.15\nTitle: Methods of semi-automatic data annotation with contextualized word embeddings\nAbstract: In corpus linguistics\, the collection and annotation of data commonly involve a relatively balanced combination of computer-aided and manual labour. It is still common practice\, for instance\, to first retrieve data representing a particular linguistic phenomenon from an electronic corpus (e.g. by means of a concordancer tool or query script) and subsequently manually categorize the collected examples into different groups (e.g. animate/inanimate; literal/figurative; agent/patient/instrument/…). However\, as the range of research questions that linguists aim to address by means of corpus data has expanded in complexity\, there is a growing need for larger data samples\, which is difficult to meet when we continue to approach data annotation manually. As such\, it has become an important practical challenge in corpus linguistics to determine how data annotation practices can evolve along with the needs of researchers. In this talk\, I suggest one way of approaching corpus data annotation (semi-)automatically by relying on Large Language Models (LLMs). More specifically\, I will present a number example case studies to highlight how an LLM like BERT can be employed to annotate corpus data. The presentation focusses on the BERT-based models MacBERTh (Manjavacas & Fonteyn 2022a) and GysBERT (Manjavacas & Fonteyn 2022b)\, which – unlike the vast majority of available models – have been pre-trained to process historical English and Dutch respectively (date range: 1500-1950). What makes the approach I will discuss appealing is that it is fully customizable to the researcher’s needs. Of course\, some corpora have been enriched with part-of-speech tags\, or\, more exceptionally\, syntactic parsing and semantic tagging. Yet\, not only are high-quality parsed (historical) corpora quite rare and limited in size\, the extent to pre-set tags map onto the categories a researcher is interested in may also vary. The procedure presented in my case studies\, then\, offers a means of automatically classifying morphosyntactic structures in large\, unparsed (and/or untagged) corpora following a custom annotation scheme. As such\, the procedure can help to scale up the data set for (historical) corpus studies where a small portion of the data has been manually annotated\, or to replicate a data annotation scheme adopted in prior work and apply it to new data.
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-seminar-lauren-fonteyn-methods-of-semi-automatic-data-annotation-with-contextualized-word-embeddings/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230614T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230614T180000
DTSTAMP:20230524T070018Z
CREATED:20230524T070018Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230524T070018Z
UID:1880-1686758400-1686765600@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:ABC Lecture | Sabine Kastner: Neural dynamics of the primate attention network
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Brain and Cognition! (ABC) \n\nSpeaker: Sabine Kastner\nLocation: Science Park 904\nRoom: SP C0.110\nTitle: Neural dynamics of the primate attention network\nAbstract: The selection of information from our cluttered sensory environments is one of the most fundamental cognitive operations performed by the primate brain. In the visual domain\, the selection process is thought to be mediated by a static spatial mechanism – a ‘spotlight’ that can be flexibly shifted around the visual scene. This spatial search mechanism has been associated with a large-scale network that consists of multiple nodes distributed across all major cortical lobes and includes also subcortical regions. To identify the specific functions of each network node and their functional interactions is a major goal for the field of cognitive neuroscience. In my lecture\, I will give an overview on the neural basis of this fundamental cognitive function and discuss recently discovered rhythmic properties that set up alternating attention states.
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/abc-lecture-sabine-kastner-neural-dynamics-of-the-primate-attention-network/
LOCATION:Amsterdam Science Park\, Science Park 904\, Amsterdam\, Noord-Holland\, 1098 XH\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230615T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230615T193000
DTSTAMP:20230611T191153Z
CREATED:20230606T072455Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230611T191153Z
UID:1890-1686850200-1686857400@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:Laatste Loodjes BBQ ☀️🍴
DESCRIPTION:Donderdag 15 juni willen we iedereen (ook niet-leden) uitnodigen voor de Laatste Loodjes BBQ. ☀️🍽 \nWij zorgen voor heerlijk eten (ook vegetarisch) en drinken (zowel alcoholisch als non-alcoholisch). \nNeem zelf mee: een kleedje en eventueel je favoriete drankje. \n  \nLaten we gezellig met z’n allen dit mooie jaar afsluiten!
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/laatste-loodjes-bbq-%e2%98%80%ef%b8%8f%f0%9f%8d%b4/
LOCATION:Rembrandtpark\, Postjesweg\, Amsterdam
CATEGORIES:SCIO Activiteiten
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230621T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230621T170000
DTSTAMP:20260902T115001Z
CREATED:20230606T072751Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T115001Z
UID:1892-1687366800-1687366800@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:Algemene Ledenvergadering + Afsluitingsborrel 🥂
DESCRIPTION:Op woensdag 21 juni (17:00 uur\, PCH1.04) is de laatste ALV van het jaar. \nDirect hierna sluiten we het jaar feestelijk af met een Afsluitingsborrel (ook welkom voor niet-leden)! 🍺
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/algemene-ledenvergadering-afsluitingsborrel-%f0%9f%a5%82/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:SCIO Activiteiten
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230623T161500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230623T173000
DTSTAMP:20260902T114955Z
CREATED:20230207T115554Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T114955Z
UID:1750-1687536900-1687541400@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:ACLC Seminar | Odette Scharenborg: Inclusive automatic speech recognition: Quantifying and mitigating bias in automatic speech recognisers
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \n\nSpeaker: Odette Scharenborg\nLocation: P.C. Hoofthuis\nRoom: 1.15\nTitle: Inclusive automatic speech recognition: Quantifying and mitigating bias in automatic speech recognisers\nAbstract: Automatic speech recognition (ASR) is increasingly used\, e.g.\, in emergency response centers\, domestic voice assistants\, and search engines. Because of the paramount relevance spoken language plays in our lives\, it is critical that ASR systems are able to deal with the variability in the way people speak (e.g.\, due to speaker differences\, demographics\, different speaking styles\, and differently abled users). ASR systems promise to deliver objective interpretation of human speech. Practice and recent evidence however suggests that the state-of-the-art SotA ASRs struggle with the large variation in speech due to e.g.\, gender\, age\, speech impairment\, race\, and accents. The overarching goal in our project is to uncover bias in ASR systems to work towards proactive bias mitigation in ASR. In this talk\, I will present systematic experiments aimed at quantifying\, identifying the origin of\, and mitigating the bias of state-of-the-art ASRs on speech from different\, typically low-resource\, groups of speakers\, with a focus on bias against gender\, age\, regional accents and non-native accents.
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-seminar-odette-scharenborg-tba/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230629T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20230629T220000
DTSTAMP:20260902T114949Z
CREATED:20230618T173840Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T114949Z
UID:1905-1688065200-1688076000@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:Podiumavond XXL! 🎤
DESCRIPTION:Het is zover. Podiumavond XXL komt dit jaar terug! Samen met studieverenigingen Helios\, Ragtime en Etcetera houden we een avond vól talent! 🎤🥳 \nAlles is mogelijk! Wil jij laten zien wat je kan? Schrijf je dan hier in.✍️
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/podiumavond-xxl-%f0%9f%8e%a4/
LOCATION:Kapitein Zeppos\, Gebed Zonder End 5\, Amsterdam\, 1012 HS
CATEGORIES:SCIO Activiteiten
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260903T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260903T210000
DTSTAMP:20260902T120913Z
CREATED:20260902T120913Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T120913Z
UID:2075-1788465600-1788469200@sciostudievereniging.nl
SUMMARY:SPUI 25 | Nicole Seymour: A Brief History of Environmental Humour
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Nicole Seymour\nLocation: SPUI25\nTitle: A Brief History of Environmental Humour \nAbstract: Seymour will place these phenomena in their larger contexts\, including the development of queer ecologies as a critical framework and the rise of meta-modernism as a cultural sensibility. After her talk\, she will be joined in conversation by Peter van Dam\, Barnita Bagchi\, and moderator Jesse van Amelsvoort. Together\, they will think about environmental humour in other literary and cultural traditions and histories across Europe\, South Asia\, and North America. How do protest movements use humour and other playful affects? How to read Dutch environmental discourses and genres in this respect? And how does children’s literature incorporate humour? \nRegister at SPUI25
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/spui-25-nicole-seymour-a-brief-history-of-environmental-humour/
LOCATION:SPUI25\, Spui 25-27\, Amsterdam\, Noord-Holland\, 1012 WX\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260907
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260912
DTSTAMP:20260902T121243Z
CREATED:20260902T121243Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T121243Z
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SUMMARY:VOX-POP: Warm Welcome Week 2026
DESCRIPTION:Start date: 7 September 2026\nEnd date: 10 September 2026\nLocation: BG 3\nRoom: VOX-POP\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStarting a new chapter can be exciting. New faces\, a new environment\, and perhaps you don’t know anyone at all yet. During Warm Welcome Week\, VOX-POP is a friendly place where you can settle in in a fun and creative way. Whether you pop in on your own or with others\, all the activities are perfect for meeting new people\, even if you don’t know anyone yet. Make a collage\, try Japanese ink painting or glow-in-the-dark ‘sip & paint’\, play board games or a spot of table football\, experience Mario Kart in Concert with live game music\, and round off the week with the epic Hitster Bingo hosted by Joost de Host. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCheck the full programme
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/vox-pop-warm-welcome-week-2026/
LOCATION:VOX-POP\, Binnengasthuisstraat 9\, Amsterdam\, Amsterdam\, 1012ZA\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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SUMMARY:Poolbar Open Middagborrel
DESCRIPTION:Het feest is weer begonnen! In de tweede week van het nieuwe schooljaar hebben wij een Open Borrel bij The Poolbar in hartje Amsterdam verzorgd\, zodat leden-to-be kennis kunnen maken met SCIO! \nAls jij dus nog twijfelt\, of iemand anders op de studie kent die nog niet helemaal zeker weten of ze mee willen doen\, neem ze gerust mee naar deze borrel\, waar onder andere veel gekletst word onder het genot van een potje poolen.
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/poolbar-open-middagborrel/
LOCATION:The Poolbar\, Voetboogstraat 3-B\, Amsterdam\, Noord-Holland\, 1012 XK\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:SCIO Activiteiten
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260918T160000
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SUMMARY:ACLC Seminar | Maria Arredondo: Learning in Two Languages: Neural Signatures of Word Learning in Monolingual and Bilingual Toddlers
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \nSpeaker: Dr. Maria Arredondo\nLocation: P.C. Hoofthuis\nRoom: 5.08\nTitle: Learning in Two Languages: Neural Signatures of Word Learning in Monolingual and Bilingual Toddlers \nAbstract: Language development is a foundational predictor of later academic achievement\, social functioning\, and long-term well-being. Much of early vocabulary growth occurs in ambiguous contexts in which children must infer the referent of a novel word. Despite this uncertainty\, toddlers are remarkably adept at determining word meanings. However\, little is known about the neural systems that support these processes or how bilingual experience may shape them.\nThis talk integrates findings from two neuroimaging studies examining fast word-mapping in monolingual and bilingual toddlers. Children viewed familiar and unfamiliar objects as they were labeled (e.g.\, “look at the car!”\, “look at the dax!”). Eye-tracking measured recognition of the labeled referent\, while functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) recorded brain activity in frontal and temporal cortical regions.\nTogether\, these studies will illustrate how early word learning is shaped by both bilingual experience and proficiency within each language. More focal left-hemisphere recruitment may support efficient learning under conditions of greater language familiarity\, whereas broad bilateral and right-hemisphere recruitment may reflect the additional processing demands associated with learning in a less-proficient language. These findings highlight the importance of considering children’s experience in each language when examining the neural organization of bilingual word learning.
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-seminar-maria-arredondo-learning-in-two-languages-neural-signatures-of-word-learning-in-monolingual-and-bilingual-toddlers/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20261023T093000
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SUMMARY:ACLC Workshop | Marie Beauchamps: Creative Writing for Academics
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \nCourse Dates: \nFridays 9:30-13:00\nOn campus \n23 October\n30 October \nLocation: Oudemanhuispoort\nRoom: A0.08 \nThe choices we make when we write have profound effects on the reality that we observe. Giving an account of our observations requires a multitude of styles of writing for achieving the greatest accuracy. Finding the most accurate style of writing for a particular purpose sometimes implies letting go of a seemingly neutral style of writing\, instead embracing a plurality of voices\, such as staging a dialogue or exploring a more poetic style. This workshop aims to explore what happens when we loosen up the frame of our habitual academic writing practice\, inviting multi-layered stories to bubble up and become part of the conversation unfolding on the page. \nIn this two-sessions interactive workshop\, Marie Beauchamps will lead you through a series of hands-on exercises to make you experience creative writing within your academic practice. You will practice writing scenes\, working with sensory details\, defining the main characters driving the story of your work\, and staging conversations between them. There will be time for peer-review\, and we will take time to reflect on what it takes to make space for creativity within our academic work. \nPracticalities\nParticipants will be asked to bring a text of their own to work on during the workshop. It can be an outline\, a very first draft\, a finished article\, or everything in-between\, as long as they feel comfortable working with it for the time of the workshop. \n  \nRegister here! https://uvaforms.formstack.com/forms/phd_skills_registration_creative_writing_autumn_2026 \n 
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-workshop-marie-beauchamps-creative-writing-for-academics/
LOCATION:Oudemanhuispoort\, Oudemanhuispoort 4\, Amsterdam\, Amsterdam\, 1012 CN\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20261210T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20261210T173000
DTSTAMP:20260902T120606Z
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SUMMARY:ACLC Workshop: Daria Evangelista |Argumentative\, Rhetorical and Linguistic Dimensions of Climate Crisis Discourse
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \nSpeaker: Dr. Maria Arredondo\nLocation: P.C. Hoofthuis\nRoom: 2.14\nTitle: Argumentative\, Rhetorical and Linguistic Dimensions of Climate Crisis Discourse \nAbstract: \nClimate crisis discourse is perhaps one of the most central to societies nowadays. Due to its complexity and\, in some regards\, controversial nature\, scholars have paid particular attention to its potential effectiveness\, namely whether it can make itself understood and whether it can persuade and convince the addressees. Up until now\, however\, little if anything is known about the specific linguistic\, rhetorical and argumentative means that are employed to discuss the climate crisis across different contexts\, such as the journalistic\, legal and political spheres and how these interact to shape our understanding of the climate crisis. \nBringing together perspectives from argumentation studies\, rhetoric\, discourse analysis and text linguistics\, this workshop explores how different stakeholders deploy linguistic and rhetorical strategies such as metaphors\, framing devices\, polyphony\, and a range of argumentative means\, to influence perceptions of climate-related issues or to raise awareness around specific challenges posed by climate change. \nThere are no registration costs\, but a short message to Daria Evangelista confirm your presence would be appreciated. \nProgramme  \n13:00 – 13:15 – Opening remarks by the workshop organisers\nDaria Evangelista and Corina Andone (University of Amsterdam)\n13:15 – 14:00 – Resistance to climate science: the metaphor of the “doughnut”\nAnais Augé (UC Louvain)\n14:00 – 14:45 – Talking the future into being. The role of rhetorical presence in climate\nactivist discourse\nJelte Olthof (University of Groningen)\n14:45 – 15:15 – Coffee break\n15:15 – 16:00 – The ‘energy transition’ at the intersection of multiple discursive\nformations? A lexicometric\, pragma-enunciative\, and argumentative analysis of Le Monde articles (February 2022–2024)\nThomas Franck (Ghent University)\n16:00 – 16:45 – Arguing to raise awareness. A text-linguistic account of climate crisis discourse\nDaria Evangelista and Corina Andone (University of Amsterdam)\n16:45 – 17:15 – Final discussion\n17:15 – 17:30 – Closing remarks\n17:30 – Dinner for speakers
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-workshop-daria-evangelista-argumentative-rhetorical-and-linguistic-dimensions-of-climate-crisis-discourse/
LOCATION:Amsterdam
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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