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Language of Empowerment
The Faculty of English at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, cordially invites everyone to participate in the fourth edition of our annual seminar series entitled “Language of Empowerment” as part of the International Week for Equality and Inclusion between the 6th and 10th November 2023. Through this event, we aim to ...
6.11.2023 - 10.11.2023starts 06.11ends 10.11 -
Open lecture: Prof. Forrest Gander: An Ecology of Intimacies: On Lichens & Eros
The Faculty of English and the City of Poznań invite everyone to an open lecture by Prof. Forrest Gander entitled “An Ecology of Intimacies: On Lichens & Eros”, which will take place on October 26 (Thursday) at 5:45 p.m. in Aula at Collegium Heliodori Święcicki (ul. Grunwaldzka 6).Prof. Forrest Gander, ...
26.10.202326.10 -
Guest lecture by Dr Karen Roehr-Brackin (University of Essex)
The Department of Applied English Linguistics and Language Teaching cordially invites all interested parties to a guest lecture by Dr Karen Roehr-Brackin (University of Essex).„Understanding individual learner differences to improve language learning success”Thursday 26 October 202315:00Room 213, Collegium Heliodori ŚwięcickiPlease note the change of venue from Room 229 at the ...
26.10.202326.10 -
Polish Association for American Studies Conference: “America and Deep Time: Alternate Geographies, Temporalities, and Histories”
We would like to extend a cordial invitation to you to participate in the Polish Association for American Studies Conference (PAAS 2023), organized by the Department of American Studies and the Department of Studies in Culture. The conference will take place from October 25th to 27th at the Collegium Heliodori ...
25.10.2023 - 27.10.2023starts 25.10ends 27.10 -
CLiP organizational meeting, Oct. 23, 6.30 PM, MS Teams
The Canadian Literature in Perspective Reading Group invites everyone interested in literature to join the first CLiP meeting in 2023/2024. Our first meeting will be held online and will be devoted to organizational matters. We will discuss ideas for CLiP and Canada-oriented events that will take place at the Faculty ...
23.10.202323.10 -
WA Lunch Talk: ChatGPT as a lexicographer
WA Lunch Talks are monthly meetings with presentations of current research results or research in progress by WA faculty, staff, or PhD students. We welcome all to a new talk in the series.ChatGPT as a lexicographerRobert LewWednesday 18 October 2023, 1–2 p.m.Aula, Collegium Heliodori ŚwięcickiAbstractCreating high-quality dictionary entries has been ...
18.10.202318.10 -
Performance-reading of “Woman and Scarecrow” (Marina Carr)
Students in the Theatre and Drama Specialization (part of the English Philology full-time B.A. programme at the Faculty of English) invite everybody to a performance-reading of selected fragments from “Woman and Scarecrow” by Marina Carr.Time: Friday 23 June 2023, 19:30Venue: Aula Heliodori
23.06.202323.06 -
TechMedCom meeting: “Interpersonal emotion regulation during medical interventions and patient compliance with treatment: Conversation Analysis of interactions between healthcare professionals and patients”
We are happy to announce a meeting of the TechMedCom discussion group.Ms. Zuzanna Jechna will deliver a talk based on her MA project and tell us about her Conversation Analytical study of communication in hospital emergency rooms. Through a selection of excerpts from a Polish medical documentary, it will be ...
22.06.202322.06 -
Prof. Dr. Nicholas Brownlees - British news discourse 1620-2020: Creating credibility and learning to tell a story (07.06.2023)
The Department of the History of the English Language invites you to a lecture byProf. Dr. Nicholas Brownlees(University of Florence)onBritish News Discourse 1620-2020: Creating Credibility And Learning To Tell A Storyto be held on June 7th 2023 at 11.30 a.m. CET in Aula Heliodori. Everyone interested in (historical) news discourse ...
7.06.202307.06 -
WA Distinguished Professors’ Lecture: “Decolonization and Inclusion for a Liberatory Linguistics” by Prof. Christine Mallinson
WA Distinguished Professors’ Lectures Series features internationally renowned scholars visiting the Faculty of English to share their research and professional expertise with the faculty and students. This time we have the honour to host Prof. Christine Mallinson (University of Maryland, Baltimore County), who will deliver a lecture “Decolonization and Inclusion ...
5.06.202305.06
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