Language, History & Symbolism: The Case of an Afroscript

Departmental Seminar By Philipp Kean: Date: Wednesday 11th of April  2012,  Time: 2.30pm

Relational work in intercultural settings

Seminar By Tilo Weber, PD Dr.Phil.(PhD)habil. – Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg

"Relational work in intercultural settings -- why communication is much more than just information processing"

At Room 206 on 1st Feb 2012

Department Introduction

The Department of Linguistics and Languages is one of the oldest and largest departments in the Faculty of Arts having been established in the 1970s. It is located at  Main Campus, Education Building, third floor. The main office is room 310. Until recently it was known as the Department of Linguistics and African Languages. The name was changed in 2005 following the restructuring of Departments across the university. The Department has over fifty members of the academic staff  and several other administrative and technical staff. The main focus of research in the Department is the languages of East and Central Africa with a bias on the languages of Kenya shown in the Ethnologue below.

 

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